Journey to the West: The Buddha Panics After Tang Sanzang Develops a Split Personality

I would write it like this. The protagonist travels back to Tang Seng's second personality. During the day, Tang Seng controls the body and is weak and incompetent. At night, the protagonist controls the body and kills everyone. Then on the way to seek scriptures, Tang Monk encountered a tiger when he left the city. Tang Monk was scared to death. At this time, night fell and the protagonist killed the tiger. When Tang Monk woke up, he was shocked! In Yingchou Stream, the white horse was eaten, the white dragon did evil, and was surrendered by the protagonist, shocking the Bodhisattva who came to enlighten him. Then when Tang Monk woke up, the white dragon turned into a horse, Tang Monk was shocked again... Then he burned Guanyin Temple, chopped up the big black bear, blah blah blah. Anyway, the routine goes on like this, first suppressing and then rising, being bullied during the day, and pretending to be 13 at night. Tang Seng wakes up and is shocked. It's a lot of fun all the way! Gan!! The more I talk about it, the more excited I get! No more talking, I'm going to start reading!

I understand, you authors also have working relationships with each other, and then you create together, and then several people write in the same genre together. There is always a book that is going to be popular, and the ones that are not popular are cut directly. Isn't it Smecta!

Just like the title, I read a few pictures and felt that they didn't match the introduction. I thought it was Tang Seng during the day and the protagonist at night. He was submissive during the day and punched hard at night, training Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie, etc. It was appropriate to reveal the identity. However, from the first chapter, I couldn't tell when the protagonist was, and after watching several pictures, there was no sign of Tang Seng. He was the protagonist during the day and the same at night. I just couldn't remember it. It made my head hurt when I read it. The subject matter was ruined. I suggest you start again.

It's Gu Changqing during the day, but whose personality is it at night? He is also the protagonist, so where did Tang Seng go? If the dark night were Tang Seng, then all the fun would be gone. What we want to see is the protagonist showing off his power!

What kind of second personality is this? The protagonist traveled back in time to replace Tang Sanzang, and then knew that he would awaken his power at night or when he was in danger, and then lose his memory. So, ask, if he knew that he would lose his memory, how did he know that he would have power under certain circumstances?

What should I say? Shouldn't the first personality be Tang Seng? The first personality written by the author should be Gu Changqing. The second personality has great strength. So where did Tang Seng go?

I haven't read it yet, but if Tang Seng can always have a dual personality like the introduction, with clear divisions between day and night, and don't engage in any ridiculous routine where Tang Seng gradually controls another personality, or gains the power of another personality, which is out of tune and annoying, then this book may become popular.

The introduction mentioned the second personality, but the content was all about the first personality. Tang Monk disappeared directly? Also, can monkeys go to Daluo? Laughing to death, Buddhism has put so many bugs in monkeys. Do you think you can reach Daluo without Buddhist techniques? Dream!

From the first chapter, the first personality and the second personality are a bit unclear who is Tang Monk and the protagonist. When I first watched it, I felt that both of them were the protagonists but not the same. They had nothing to do with the original Tang Monk. But what you can see in the introduction should be that the original Tang Seng appeared as the first personality, and the second personality was the protagonist. Why is it that the first chapter is all about the same protagonist, but the personality in the morning and the evening are different, and the personality in the morning does not have the memory of the evening. Anyway, I just can't understand it.

To put it bluntly, there is nothing wrong with Tang Seng, it is just that the protagonist travels through time, and then has two personalities of night and day. Tang Seng is just a shell.