Journey to the West Starting from Da Qin

Reading the synopsis, I thought it was okay, but after reading dozens of chapters, I really couldn't bear the poison. It's said to be the Great Qin Dynasty, but there are demons and ghosts! Call it Xian Qin, a warrior of Yishui! I want to write about an executioner who is incapable of emotions, and has various affairs with several women, and lets them go in order to pay for food! Furthermore, no matter whether he is a martial artist or an immortal Qin, it is too much to write about Qin Shihuang! Even Ying Zheng in Qin Shi Mingyue is not a simple character. He looks disgusting.

But if you don't have normal antibodies, don't watch it, but it's much better than what I've seen before.

I started to see that the subject matter was okay. It has been like this recently, but the first few pictures were okay. After a few pictures, the scenes between Jiang Mei and the protagonist were really poisonous. He kept saying that he wished she would die so as not to implicate him. But every time the woman came to the protagonist, the protagonist saved her every time. She had as much money from the Tietou Gang before and she coveted sister Jiang Mei's twenty taels. In the past, the Tietou Gang's money was just a few hundred taels. This was purely written to water the plot and delay the development of the plot. I want to write the protagonist as a person who is not close to women, but also describes him as extremely horny. As long as he is a woman, he will accept him.

Just read the original work. There are doubts as to whether the author of the Hundred Chapters version is Wu Chengen, and the current online version of Journey to the West is basically influenced by the novels of Fengshen and Anhuang. Originally, the creation of online articles is understandable, but there are always a bunch of pseudo-originals that deny everything in the original work, and it's uncomfortable to talk nonsense. For example, the original book advocates the unification of the three religions. There is no deviation or Buddha's teaching! Taoism, Buddhism, and secular beliefs are unified. The secular beliefs mentioned here refer to the city gods entrusted by the Ming Dynasty or the gods such as Guan Yu in folk beliefs! Secular beliefs are represented by the Heavenly Court led by the Jade Emperor. Of course, people from Taoism and Buddhism also work there, just like different doctrinal parties. What is special is that Buddha was instructed by the Taoist ancestor of Taoism, and turned Hu into Buddha! (I have always been the ancestor of Taoism, and Taoism only recognizes him. Hongjun was made up by later generations, and the Book of Conferred Gods was written after Journey to the West. So for example, Nezha has three heads and six arms with swords in Journey to the West, and eight arms and guns in Conferred Gods. In the original book, Guanyin protector says Mu Cha instead of Mu Zha, etc. Don't get confused if they are different) In the original work, Lao Jun always had a high status, and the Jade Emperor always treated him well! As for why he didn't take the initiative to control the chaos in the Heavenly Palace, it was because he was just the Taoist Taoist ancestor, and the Heavenly Palace did not belong to him! And Buddha does not have such an exaggerated status as in the TV series. The original work is definitely not biased towards Buddhism or Taoism. For example, the image of Tang Monk in the original work is a character who is useless except for piety, and is used to set off Sun Wukong. It's just been glorified by TV series. The original author prefers Sun Wukong, so he is the absolute number one male protagonist. So on the surface, he accompanies Tang Monk to learn scriptures, but in fact, he uses the scriptures to help Sun Wukong grow up and cultivate his mind! In the Ming Dynasty, Wang Yangming's philosophy of mind was popular, so it is said that Journey to the West is about rest assured, calming down, and cultivating the mind! The theory of mind! And except for the characters of Buddha and Tao in Zhen Yuanzi's Journey to the West, basically all of them have been blacklisted. Please read the 100-chapter copy of the original work before making any comments that represent the original work! The original work of Journey to the West confuses a lot of people because of the successful adaptation of the 1986 version of the TV series. Book lovers who really like it must read the original work carefully. As for the line I mentioned about the integration of three religions into one, the monkey said to the king in the original work, "You also respect Taoism, Buddha, and support talents. I will protect you forever." After reading the original work, I feel that it is worthy of the writing style of the famous work. Every change of the character is foreshadowed, and every character has grown! Different ages have different insights and gains from reading Journey to the West! Generally speaking, the original work refers to the Hundred Chapters of Journey to the West in the Ming Dynasty, but in fact, the story of Journey to the West has been popular for many years before. The previous versions of the story are just different, which means that it is also a secondary creation by a fan. Before that, there were paintings and some operas like Journey to the West! (For example, in the Mandarin Chinese version, Tang Monk is the protagonist. The monkey has a wife who is a perverted monkey and is not that strong. He is the monkey captured by Erlang Shen! In the 100-chapter version, he is a monkey who plays, and is tied with Erlang Shen, etc.) It's just that the 100-chapter version was so good and successful that the previous stories did not have such influence and were not passed down! So please don't let anyone stop talking about the original work and denying everything, okay? Please don't let the fast-moving consumer goods make you and I lose the meaning of the word "reading"!

Isn't this the Immortal Killing? Moreover, the writing is shoddy. Invincibility is also invincible at levels. It is not a mindless cycle of pretending to be 13, getting slapped in the face, pretending to be 13 again, and getting slapped in the face again.

I thought it would provide me with spiritual nourishment again, but I still couldn't persevere. I didn't stick to the poisonous aspect of Jiang Mei in the article, and ran to the protagonist's house after being poisoned. I also said that I thought you didn't want me anymore, because there was no emotion at all when we first met. It's like the main character has a crush on her. All kinds of self-feeling and coquettishness. The main protagonist coaxes her like a spare tire. No more logic required. Personal opinion. Acting like a spoiled brat even if you don't even know anyone.

I was defeated by a woman. I didn't know how to describe this aspect, so I tried my best to avoid it. After watching dozens of pictures in a row, I really couldn't resist it. There are still scenes later. How hungry is the author?

Is this the editor-in-chief's recommendation? Is your editor illiterate or does it mean he can't read?

I was reading it well at first, but when I saw Jiang Mei, I couldn't stand it anymore. The woman next door was cute, but the woman in this book was unruly, willful, unreasonable, and couldn't stand it anymore. The sewer next door writes about women, which makes me feel cute. An Hanhan's sentence, "Don't be mean to me, don't be mean to me," is so cute.

I watched Chapter 300, and I was scared to death from the beginning to the end. I was scared to death when I was at a low level, and I was scared to death even when I was invincible.