Journey to the West: You Destroyed My Earth God Shrine, Yet You Still Want Buddhism to Flourish?

I believe the Dharma-ending Age will see a great rise of Buddhism, because Buddhism relies on faith for cultivation, while Taoism requires spiritual energy.

These days, everyone's writing novels, are they? Are these idiots really that easy to swindle money from?

If your IQ is over ten, you should turn back as soon as you see the book title.

I stopped watching when I saw that cultivating Pangu's techniques required severing the three corpses.

It's the end of the Dharma, won't the protagonist himself fall down? (￣ー￣)

Can't the Chaos Pearl even house the Three Corpses? *Author, do you really understand Chinese mythology? Also, if you have a system, don't impose so many restrictions, or just don't write something like this. I've completely lost the desire to continue reading.

Seeing so many people debating whether a prehistoric era existed makes me laugh. I don't know if it exists, but that doesn't mean I can dismiss it entirely! Frankly, we're all just ordinary people who haven't even fully explored the Earth. What right do we have to deny the unknown? You can choose not to believe, but denying it outright is far too one-sided!

I just read the first chapter, and the protagonist's choice is to eliminate all gods, demons, monsters, and ghosts. No one who claims to be a god, demon, monster, or ghost exists. So, in the end, you are the only immortal being, and you can't even manifest your divine power. Is that interesting?

After seeing the title, I imagined Guanyin Bodhisattva coming with bulldozers to demolish the protagonist's local temple.

In reality, only Hongjun achieved sainthood by severing his three corpses; the rest achieved sainthood through accumulating merit. Now it's being made to seem as simple as severing the three corpses and drinking water.