Rebirth of the Three Realms Demon Lord

If you read Journey to the West upside down, it is actually more exciting. Tathagata sent four masters and disciples with the Eight Heavenly Books and Little White Dragon to preach in the Eastern Land of the Tang Dynasty. Along the way, they encountered various monsters. After fighting, they found that they all had a back-up and could not be punished no matter how evil they did. Bajie and Sha Seng felt that it was too dark, so they had no choice but to hide in Gaolaozhuang and the other into the Liusha River. Only Wukong insisted on justice and killed monsters all the way to escort the master to the east to preach. As a result, Heaven couldn't bear Wukong anymore and reached an agreement with Tathagata - we can ensure that Tang Sanzang reaches Chang'an safely, but you have to deal with Sun Wukong, the thorny one. Tathagata agreed, and after some conspiracy , the white dragon was seriously injured and fell into the mountain stream. Wukong was defeated and was crushed under the Wuzhi Mountain. However, Tang Sanzang abandoned Sun Wukong and came to Chang'an alone. After preaching in Chang'an, he was named the imperial disciple, enjoyed the glory and wealth, and died. After five hundred years like this, Wukong finally escaped from Wuzhi Mountain without saying a word, turning the heaven upside down. The heaven was forced to agree to let Zhu Bajie turn into a human body and be named the Tianpeng Marshal, and Sha Monk be named the Curtain General, as long as they could kill Sun Wukong. In the end, Wukong, who was frustrated because of his brother's fratricide, went to find Patriarch Bodhi to solve his doubts. Then he sealed his cultivation, threw the Ruyi Golden Cudgel into the East China Sea and turned it into the Dinghai Divine Needle. He returned to Huaguo Mountain, lived an ordinary life with the monkey grandson, and finally turned into a stone on the top of Huaguo Mountain... This is the real society.

I became acquainted with this book because of a short push message in one day. After reading a few chapters, I decided it wasn't interesting so I put it down. I was out of books a few days ago, so I came back to read this book. Maybe you are used to the previous story mode and are not used to this book, but you still think it is a good book! There are only a few paragraphs where the protagonist is weak, and the rest are mid-to-upper level. It is this setting of neither strong nor weak that makes the whole story a climax! But the author's technique is not very smooth, and I look forward to the author's progress! ! ! ! Love it! ! !

In the beginning, all the creatures that could take form were golden immortals!

The Buddha said: Everything in this life is the cause and effect of the previous life. The Buddha said: All conditioned dharmas are the sum of causes and conditions. Dependents arise from time to time, and when conditions are exhausted, they will cease to exist. It is nothing more than this. Buddha said: Everything has its destiny and cannot be forced. Buddha said: Clench your fist, your hand is empty; open your palm, you have the whole world. Buddha said: Thousands of lamps are not as good as one lamp of the heart. The Buddha said: People are suffering in this life and cultivating the next life. The Buddha said: Things change with the mind, situations are created by the mind, and all worries arise from the mind. The Tao can be Tao, but it is very Tao. Famous, very famous. The nameless beginning of heaven and earth; the named mother of all things. 2. Everyone in the world knows that beauty is beauty, but it is evil. Everyone knows that good is good, but this is not good. 3. Existence and non-existence arise from each other, difficulty and ease complement each other, long and short complement each other, high and low complement each other, sound and sound harmonize each other, and front and rear follow each other. Heng Ye. What is Tao? , What is Buddha?

It's quite interesting, but I feel that it has some connection with "Rebirth of the Westward Journey: Tianpeng Demon Lord", like the prequel of "Rebirth of the Westward Journey: Tianpeng Demon Lord".

To be honest, I only read the first part and not the rest. There are scheming bitches all over the place in the prehistoric novels, but the protagonist has a bit of a Virgin flavor. If this is an urban farming novel, it would be fine, but only scheming bitches can survive in prehistoric novels. I always feel that the author is not suitable for writing this kind of fighting novels. Only combat-type articles that are decisive in killing and scheming bitches will be read by many people. It may be a bit unpleasant to say, but I only expressed my personal feelings.

It's obviously the 36th-grade Purifying Green Lotus that was divided into three treasures, and it's still 12th-grade. Why are you writing this kind of novel without even reading the original version?

I came here after reading the title of your book. Do you know that you want to follow the mainstream? In the ancient times, the green lotus took the form and was not called a monster. It was called the innate god Zhuan. Only the animal that took the form was called a monster.

If you don't know how to write ancient novels, just read more about what others have written. Thousands of years have passed since ancient times, but I don't understand anything you wrote.

I actually gave up on this one. Alas, I still read the other one because I want to know what happened to Qingdi later.