
Journey to the West: I Never Meant to Help Buddhism Flourish
西游:我真没想阻止佛门昌盛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 920k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Primeval Myths
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
398Chapters
4.9MReads
49.5kFlowers
10.0Score
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I always feel like the protagonist of this book is a fool
Why does the Dapeng have a higher status than the peacock in Buddhism? The Dapeng has something to do with it and it was brought about by the peacock.
Kill the disciple's son at the beginning???
The Golden-winged Eagle Peng and Kong Xuan should both be Yuanfeng's children, but Yuanfeng didn't feel anything or move at all when the Golden-winged Eagle Peng was killed. Don't you dare?
When the great calamity comes, he wants to escape from the world, but instead drives his disciples out to provoke karma. Wouldn't it be better to let the apprentice stay in the dojo and close the mountain gate? This plot is simply
Isn't the Peacock King Ming a female?
You are the second disciple of Yuan Fengdu and you killed the golden-winged Dapeng with yin and yang energy.
To be honest, Dapeng is Kong Xuan's younger brother, and Princess Peacock is a descendant of Kong Xuan, probably a daughter or granddaughter. Dapeng wants to marry Princess Peacock. Isn't this incest?
There is a protagonist in the first few chapters, but there is no protagonist in the following chapters.
How come Kongxuan, the Peacock King of Ming Dynasty, is a disciple of Tongtian? Wasn't Kong Xuan, during the period of becoming a god, quasi-transcendented to the West to do that emmmmm thing?