Honkai: Star Rail: Starting as Wolffy

When the author writes about Journey to the West, please note that the real Journey to the West has nothing to do with the prehistoric times, and it is not a conspiracy theory. The real immortals, Buddhas and gods in Journey to the West are virtuous and true immortals. Immortal Buddhas will never be demons that eat people. If they were, they would not be immortal Buddhas, but demons. In fact, Journey to the West has only one definition of monsters: doing evil. In layman's terms, as long as they do evil things that they shouldn't do, no matter what race they are, whether they are immortals, Buddhas, or gods, they can all be called monsters. Just like in the original work, Sun Wukong caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace, and the Heavenly Court was the victim, so he was called a demon monkey. Five hundred years later, he embarked on the path of spiritual cultivation again, abandoned evil and promoted good, and changed his ways. The immortals and gods called him the Great Sage. If they had a better relationship, they thought he was a bit naughty, and at most they called him a monkey, such as Guanyin Bodhisattva. No one said he was a demon. The identity of the monster also left him. None of the monsters on the westward journey thought that Sun Wukong had the same identity as them. By the way, conspiracy theories can make people feel smart and stand out from stupid mortals, but this so-called smartness can actually make people's minds simple. In the original work of Journey to the West, there are no conspiracy theories about Buddhism and Taoism. Immortals and Buddhas are relatively harmonious. Guanyin made a bet with Laojun, and Laojun discussed Taoism with Ran Deng. Comparison can prove that—— I just don't understand why we have to argue about Taoism and Buddhism. Buddhism is indeed a foreign one, but if it wants to integrate into the land of China, its core must definitely change. The essence and birthplace of Buddhism in China is no longer the same core. Taoist priests go down the mountain in troubled times and go up the mountain in prosperous times, but the monks are just the opposite - during those cruel years, who dares to deny that the monks did not go down the mountain to fight against the Japanese invaders? It's just that today's monks know how to run it! The bad reputation of monks today is due to the times. Why should we erase the achievements of virtuous monks? Just attack this shit now? I'm not targeting anyone or leaning towards anyone, I'm just discussing the matter. Also, if you want to refute me, let me ask you a question: There are so many "righteous men" who ridicule monks on the Internet, but not many monks jump out to criticize them. Why do you think it is? They don't care! Monks are human beings, not Buddhas. They are not as enlightened as Sakyamuni. The more you scold them, the greater their influence will be and the more prosperous their incense will be! This is special for this era! In essence, people who are unhappy in life just want to find an outlet to vent their inner emotions! And not a cent of the incense money would reach Gautama Buddha's pocket!

Absolutely amazing, it's obviously well written, it's obviously a simulation, but what did it become? A white-haired Taoist appears and has a harem, right? Absolutely

My assessment is that any book that strays from the topic will not end well.

Can anyone tell me who the white-robed Taoist and the white-haired Taoist are? Just make up any fantasy world, is there one that is more Cthulhu-like?

One moment Gu Changge fucked and the other Lin Qingyan, what the hell is this? Are you breaking the iron? It's all off topic. What kind of bazaar stuff are you writing about? Behind it is a white-haired Taoist who runs a harem.

Star Gods must do things that are in line with their destiny to gradually become stronger! What they are doing is other things, and it has no effect on them, except that it cannot increase their strength.

This train set travels directly through it, simulating a space, right? Not to the real world! Who are they replacing?

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