Li Dongyang transmigrates to the world of Journey to the West and obtains the Boundless Merit System. Its very first mission is to sabotage the Journey to the West and seize the boundless merit along the pilgrimage route!
So:
In Chang'an City, just as Jin Chanzi is about to take down the imperial proclamation and recite Buddhist scriptures for the Tang emperor, Li Shimin, to deliver the ghost of the Jing River Dragon King to the afterlife, he discovers that a young Taoist priest has beaten him to it!
Jin Chanzi: "May I ask the Imperial Preceptor, what is Mahayana Buddhism?"
Li Dongyang: "Let the heavens be unable to block our sight! Let the earth be unable to bury our hearts! Let all living beings understand what we mean! Let every god and Buddha in the heavens vanish into thin air!"
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Can you pull it off a little more? If the people of the Tang Dynasty were so powerful, bullshit
When I read the second chapter, I was a little confused. When did the Tang Dynasty start shouting Long Live Long Live Long Live Long Live?
Author, have you exaggerated your monkey's ability to defeat the heavens, Daluo? A monkey is not worthy of it!
After practicing for countless years, he is still not as powerful as a mortal general. It's so fake.
To be honest, if you dare to say what you said in your introduction in the prehistoric era, you are looking for shit.
How could Tang Monk have such great merits before Journey to the West began? If Sha Monk had eaten Tang Monk IX, he would not have been struck to death by lightning.
It is written that Ji Fa descended to a pavilion and was called the emperor. From then on, there was no emperor in the human race.
Broken Void can't compare to the Golden Immortals. It's too fake. Chanjiao is only twelve Golden Immortals, and people like Guangchengzi are also Daluo who came later. It's hard to say whether people like Sun Wukong, Yang Jian, etc. Are golden immortals.
It feels a bit fake and the reason is a bit far-fetched. How would the Jade Emperor and Tathagata not take action even though they knew there was no end in sight? What can be compared with life? If it were you, would you give an enemy who can threaten your life and fight you to death a chance to grow? As for the consequences, what consequences could be greater than dying yourself?
Is there anyone who licks Sun Wukong like this? To be honest, with Sun Wukong's little cultivation, most of the people who pinched him to death still licked him.