Journey to the West: Immortality Begins with Apprenticeship to Zhen Yuanzi
About This Novel
When Li Xiuan woke up, he found that he had traveled to the Eastern Han Dynasty. He wanted to do something big, but one day he accidentally heard the news. It is said that there is a Five Elements Mountain on the western border of Han Dynasty. When Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty, heaven descended from this mountain, and beneath it was a divine monkey. He could speak human words, was not afraid of cold or heat, and did not eat food. He was supervised by the Earth God, who taught him to eat iron pills and drink copper juice when he was hungry. From then until now, he has never died of cold or starvation. Li Xiu'an was shocked when he heard the news and suspected that this was the world of Journey to the West. In order to prove it, he personally went to the border, found the Five Elements Mountain, and saw monkeys. Li Xiu'an did not doubt that he was there, and then he was shocked to learn that this was not an ordinary Eastern Han Dynasty, but a world from Journey to the West. So he had his ultimate goal in life: immortality! He first spent nine years looking for Patriarch Bodhi, but found nothing. Patriarch Bodhi had already left. Finally, he made up his mind to go to Wanshou Mountain in Hezhou, Xiniu, and he must worship Zhen Yuanzi as his teacher!
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Official(34)Scraped 3d ago
very good
According to the author, this book is a pure Journey to the West fanfic with no prehistoric, conspiracy, or layout. To be honest, I have never read a pure Journey to the West fanfic. Most of the books written by other authors are based on conspiracy theories. It's the first time the author has written something like this. It's really great. It has a good look and feel. It's much better than the others that I couldn't stand. It's a five-star review. It's recommended to update quickly. I hope the author won't give up halfway. I cut this book in the middle. I really feel great. I hope the author will stick to it.
If there is no saying that Buddhism is Buddhism and Buddha is Buddha, then maybe more people will read it. However, you have not learned the whole Taoism. You can help send people back to the underworld, but you don't go, and you still let people find monks. It's ironic. . . . . . Can't stand it anymore
Tsk, hard to say
To be honest, it's well written. It just feels like the author is whitewashing the gods and Buddhas in Journey to the West. For example, a Buddha is a Buddha and does not represent a religion. But in Journey to the West, the Buddha is alive. The Li family used the protagonist's name to do evil, and the blame fell on the Li family, and the protagonist killed the Li family. Then this religion uses the Buddha's name to do evil, why doesn't the Buddha care? Another example is saying that the Jinghe Dragon King doesn't cultivate his mind. Both inside and outside the words were saying that heaven has its own laws, and the Dragon King of Jinghe would be seeking death if he did not change his mind. But... What big mistake did the Dragon King of Jinghe make? Which of those gods descending to earth doesn't eat humans? Cannibalism is standard, can the Jinghe Dragon King eat people? Why are those gods okay? The entire Journey to the West is hypocritical and cannot stand up to scrutiny. Those who died in the end had no background. You told me that they talk about cultivating the mind. Moreover, under the rule of Heavenly Court, the Tang Dynasty was very stable. At the foot of Lingshan Mountain, the situation was horrific. Don't you feel this is hypocritical? Niubi
A rare classic masterpiece, the characterization and writing are quite delicate. This score is too low. In my opinion, it should be at least 9 points.
It's hard to say!
If you seek the truth, seek the truth well! If you want to cultivate Buddhism, cultivate Buddhism well! What we want to see is what path you seek and what kind of Buddha you cultivate! Be it a Buddha or a Taoist! Don't say good or bad! Let's talk about practice in detail!
Crows have been auspicious in China since ancient times, but the West does not practice good deeds, but likes to slander crows as auspicious.
Very good style, no nonsense, very interesting to read
It's rare to see such a refreshing genre. The one I saw before was still Lanke Qiyuan, but it was more humane than Lanke Qiyuan. It's good.
The author asked the protagonist to learn the 36 magical powers of Tiangang. This is the most awesome Taoist magical power! The protagonist must learn it
Good books are covered in dust
Unlike other Journey to the West fans, it does not pay attention to specific realms, but pursues the details of the original work, and its writing style is delicate.
What do you mean by Chapter 33? You don't have to write about Buddhism in everything, but you do write about Buddhism. Even if I don't ask you to write about Buddhism, it will be bad. I don't ask you to write about how bad Buddha is. But don't wash it all in vain. I looked good at it before, but this picture of yours made me feel sick all over my ass, as if I had eaten shit.
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Official(34)Scraped 3d ago
very good
According to the author, this book is a pure Journey to the West fanfic with no prehistoric, conspiracy, or layout. To be honest, I have never read a pure Journey to the West fanfic. Most of the books written by other authors are based on conspiracy theories. It's the first time the author has written something like this. It's really great. It has a good look and feel. It's much better than the others that I couldn't stand. It's a five-star review. It's recommended to update quickly. I hope the author won't give up halfway. I cut this book in the middle. I really feel great. I hope the author will stick to it.
If there is no saying that Buddhism is Buddhism and Buddha is Buddha, then maybe more people will read it. However, you have not learned the whole Taoism. You can help send people back to the underworld, but you don't go, and you still let people find monks. It's ironic. . . . . . Can't stand it anymore
Tsk, hard to say
To be honest, it's well written. It just feels like the author is whitewashing the gods and Buddhas in Journey to the West. For example, a Buddha is a Buddha and does not represent a religion. But in Journey to the West, the Buddha is alive. The Li family used the protagonist's name to do evil, and the blame fell on the Li family, and the protagonist killed the Li family. Then this religion uses the Buddha's name to do evil, why doesn't the Buddha care? Another example is saying that the Jinghe Dragon King doesn't cultivate his mind. Both inside and outside the words were saying that heaven has its own laws, and the Dragon King of Jinghe would be seeking death if he did not change his mind. But... What big mistake did the Dragon King of Jinghe make? Which of those gods descending to earth doesn't eat humans? Cannibalism is standard, can the Jinghe Dragon King eat people? Why are those gods okay? The entire Journey to the West is hypocritical and cannot stand up to scrutiny. Those who died in the end had no background. You told me that they talk about cultivating the mind. Moreover, under the rule of Heavenly Court, the Tang Dynasty was very stable. At the foot of Lingshan Mountain, the situation was horrific. Don't you feel this is hypocritical? Niubi
A rare classic masterpiece, the characterization and writing are quite delicate. This score is too low. In my opinion, it should be at least 9 points.
It's hard to say!
If you seek the truth, seek the truth well! If you want to cultivate Buddhism, cultivate Buddhism well! What we want to see is what path you seek and what kind of Buddha you cultivate! Be it a Buddha or a Taoist! Don't say good or bad! Let's talk about practice in detail!
Crows have been auspicious in China since ancient times, but the West does not practice good deeds, but likes to slander crows as auspicious.
Very good style, no nonsense, very interesting to read
It's rare to see such a refreshing genre. The one I saw before was still Lanke Qiyuan, but it was more humane than Lanke Qiyuan. It's good.
The author asked the protagonist to learn the 36 magical powers of Tiangang. This is the most awesome Taoist magical power! The protagonist must learn it
Good books are covered in dust
Unlike other Journey to the West fans, it does not pay attention to specific realms, but pursues the details of the original work, and its writing style is delicate.
What do you mean by Chapter 33? You don't have to write about Buddhism in everything, but you do write about Buddhism. Even if I don't ask you to write about Buddhism, it will be bad. I don't ask you to write about how bad Buddha is. But don't wash it all in vain. I looked good at it before, but this picture of yours made me feel sick all over my ass, as if I had eaten shit.
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