Journey to the West: I'm the Yellow-Brow Patriarch, Why Should I Become a Buddha?
西游：我黄眉老祖，何须成佛
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 210k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Myths & Legends
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
83Chapters
1.8MReads
159Flowers
10.0Score
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I originally thought that saying that Maitreya Buddha was a saint was just a clerical error. We will be happy when we see Tathagata, Maitreya and others have become saints through their merits.
Maitreya Buddha is the most quasi-sage. The position of the saint has been determined. Saint, do you know how difficult it is to become a saint? Maitreya Buddha does not have the purple energy of Hongmeng, how can he succeed? You are thinking shit, you can tolerate changing some small settings, you even change this.
Huang Mei, do you still want to become a Buddha? You're just a landline and I'm in a good mood to take you out **a**
Doesn't the thong-branched ape have a dharma name? Although the Brachiosaurus comes from the Hong Kong version of Journey to the West, his name is not explained there! But it's always the turban, the turban's call, isn't it awkward? Doesn't Maitreya take a dharma name when he recruits a disciple? The brachial ape in Fengshen is called Yuan Hong, you can make a similar one!
You are the same bitch who suffers evil
Commentary on Chapter 30: Conquering the Scorpion Spirit in "Journey to the West: My Yellow Eyebrow Ancestor, Why Do I Need to Become a Buddha" written by Gou Cunyu.