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Give me a good review, how can I say it? Let me say something first. An ascetic monk traveled to the Western Regions for decades and rarely returned. He had three abilities: the first was the realization of emptiness, the second was the realization of energy, and the third was the realization of tranquility. Traveling is difficult, nine or nine tribulations, committing murder, greedy for wine, falling in love with beautiful women, slaying demons is easy, overcoming tribulations, once confused, but also suddenly enlightened. When returning to the west, I carried the Buddhist scriptures, accompanied by the white horse, looked at the road, and saw the shadow of one foot. I don't know what you think, but I also made it up right now. Everyone has their own opinions. I also think it is closer to reality and will subvert your imagination of Journey to the West. One person walking, one shadow. Four people walking together, one shadow person. The white horse is traveling, and people are returning in the evening. Wherever you want to go, you want to go home.

"What a Wukong. After enlightenment, everything is in vain. You are a fucking idiot." I like this sentence the most, and this book is Sun Wukong's autobiography. If you are interested in this kind of physique, you can read it!

With one thought of Buddha and one thought of devil, I put down my butcher knife and became a Buddha immediately. Shit, Buddha is actually a demon. If the hell is not empty, you will not become a Buddha. It is a lie. Why should the Buddha save the hell? There are six paths of reincarnation, ten palaces of Yama, the judge of life and death, so why should we be saved by the Buddha? Buddha, abandoning one's wife and children cuts off the nurturing grace of one's parents and destroys human nature. The Buddha talked about saving the world, and also said that everything has a certain number. If there is a certain number, why should the Buddha save it? If you only see the Buddha being plated with gold, but you don't see the Buddha saving people, you should be destroyed! Foreign pagans who swindle money and food should be punished! No monks were seen eating fast and chanting sutras, only bald donkeys were seen wearing gold and silver. Sorry, I don't have a Buddha mind.

Hold on, this monkey. This Tang Monk Pudu. The gods and Buddhas in the sky are crying.

I clicked on this book by chance. To be honest, I can no longer read recommendations and click to find books. But this book really stood out to me. It's not clichéd or pretentious. Going against the grain, although some may think it is deviant, but I like it. Fixed thinking and life patterns need books like this to adjust them. This book is like a different kind of fireworks in the sky - Sky Monkey, soaring into the sky. By the way, this book was published three years ago.

Another good book with the theme of Journey to the West after "The Legend of Wukong", the monkey in "The Legend of Wukong" is arrogant, aloof, and is the Monkey King. The monkey in this book is just a little demon with no characteristics except his birth. He is cowardly, confused, sad and angry, crazy, unyielding... A little demon who fights for the so-called destiny. Spirits and monsters also have feelings, and the gods and Buddhas in the sky are ruthless and meaningless despite their merits and lack of body. Under this abnormal destiny, people, demons and immortals all fight to the death for the word of love. Even if you never return, you will still move forward. The god in "The Legend of Wukong" is Wukong, while the gods in this book are all the living beings who disobey the destiny of heaven. This is a story about small people who risk everything for what they want, love and seek.

I read it four or five years ago, and accidentally remembered it, so I read it again. I didn't understand it in the past, and I just thought this book was very poignant. But now I understand a lot after reading it. Who doesn't want to bend down to make wine and sell money for peach blossoms, and who can stoop down to make wine and sell money for peach blossoms?

The writing is full of sincerity and every character is lifelike. It makes me cry no matter how many times I watch it. It is the best novel ever written that I have ever read!

Tathagata Tathagata In the end, the monkey still failed to evade Tathagata Tathagata's plan, but everything is not important anymore, ha.

This novel is pure fantasy. The character of Wukong here is a submissive little brother at the beginning. Later, he follows his master and gradually reaches heaven, gradually becoming a real demon king... This book is extremely anti-three-view, completely exposing the hypocrisy of Journey to the West, but the savagery of this animal heart is not bad, isn't it? (This is an old book, there is no novel setting, but the ideas are definitely not small)

It's very interesting. It was a fun article at first, but the tragedy in the middle and the ending made my eyes shine.

To be honest, this book is the most impressive one I have ever read in Journey to the West. I read it once together, and this time I read it for the second time. The more I look at the Wukong in it, the more I look like myself. Before he met love, he was free and happy, but after he met love, he was restrained and stuck in his own ways. Feng, there is not only the entanglement of love and freedom, but also the struggle between Buddha nature and human nature. Every time I read this book, I wonder if the monks will follow the example of the little monk and find their true self at the moment of birth.

The only thing I hate about this book is Zixia (too stupid and naive). The contents of this book are quite exciting

Why do I think this is the real Sun Wukong? Suddenly I felt that the writing was quite good! Maybe I think good readers are those who are almost forty or above! Maybe I feel good because I have been severely beaten by society [smile]

The plot is flesh-and-blood, and the emotions of the characters are also very prominent. Some people do not believe in fate, cause and effect, and rules, and dare to break them. Even if they die in the end, they would still choose to do this again. The book is not long, but it is very good. Some people may find it a bit confusing and cannot understand it. That is because they have not understood the truth and meaning. Just read it a few times. [Top post]

The first part of this book made me cry. I basically don't cry I don't know what happened, but I cried inexplicably when I read this book. Maybe it's because I'm sentimental...

It's really good. I haven't seen such a good book on Tomato for a long time. I stayed up late for two days and read it in one go. Mad, masterpiece

I haven't read much of this book, just a few pictures. This book has the shadow of "The Legend of Wukong", but it is not pure (don't think I am criticizing, if the Journey to the West fanfic has the flavor of "The Legend of Wukong", it should be a very proud thing.) If Zhu Bajie dies in the previous chapter, then this novel should be about the redemption of Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong shows a coward, It turns into resistance, which is good, but the bad thing is that there is only the redemption of Sun Wukong. Judging from the more than 400 chapters of this book, there should be a lot of fighting in the heaven later. It should be said that it is very long. I didn't read much later. If I am wrong, please forgive me. If he wants to write it as the redemption of Sun Wukong, the fighting is too long. He wants to stand out. The central idea should be that Sun Wukong, the scapegoat, is becoming more and more unyielding, but if the fighting story is particularly long, it may be a bit of a drama. No matter how good the writing is, and the writing of this book is not particularly good, "Wukong Biography" is very good, with a total of 100,000 words, and there are not many chapters. The psychological thought is particularly outstanding. The redemption and unyielding resistance of the people in Journey to the West are a bit too high for this book, but there are still scores of 9 or above. I think in this book, Sun Wukong should not be the only one left in Journey to the West, nor should only the redemption of Monkey King be worth it. Everyone in Journey to the West has been wronged, and they should all be avenged.

If I could read this novel five years ago, I would definitely finish it. This is indeed a novel worth reading. Although it broke my conventional understanding of Sun Wukong's invincibility, it also made me get to know Sun Wukong and Tang Seng from another aspect. From the beginning, Sun Wukong's cowardice and cowardice really made people uncomfortable, but the subsequent blackening made people inexplicably passionate. Tang Seng Sun Wukong did not understand what the monk said at first, but then Zixia's death made him suddenly understand. It is indeed in line with the state of a coward and a coward. The change of state is in line with human nature. The division of realms in the book is also what I really want. Regarding the division of realms in the prehistoric era, the book is really beautiful, but I don't have the patience and time to calm down and read it like before, but it was blocked.

Some brothers said that this book is full of love. My understanding is that the so-called love is not really simple love. It can have original intentions, desires, inner demons, or it can be understood as finding the original self. If a person wants to succeed, the general view is that he needs to put aside some desires and some principles that may later seem ridiculous, but those so-called distracting thoughts are also your motivation and your starting point in the beginning. In the book, you can achieve success in the so-called conventional sense of becoming a Buddha and becoming an ancestor like Wukong, but in reality it is difficult. This is my understanding, and it is also why I think this book is good to read.

Hey, the great sage in my mind is mighty and domineering, invincible, and indestructible. In the novel, the love between children and children, who can't distinguish between right and wrong, and little El, can all become the protagonists.

It's very thought-provoking, but once you understand it you'll realize it's really good. I don't understand why so many people don't appreciate it.

It's a bit like Dark Journey to the West, but it's fun to watch. This may be the real journey to the west

Alas, what should I say, I just read Eleven. It was more fulfilling than the hundreds of chapters of the rubbish novels I read before. It felt like it took a long time to read, but I only read Chapter 11 after looking at the table of contents. Alas

From reading books before to reading them now, I feel a bit emotional, because in the past two years (approximately), many of them have been interesting articles. I can only find some that I can read, but I can't read them for a long time. Every time I click in, I immediately exit again. So I started to read knife articles. The author who really writes about knife is very good. The plot, characters, descriptions, and various tests are really excellent. Unfortunately, if you read too much about knife, you will become immune, so I started to read some articles with relatively low ratings that I usually skip. At that time, I thought, since Shuangwen can get high scores, does it mean that low scores are just the opposite? Fortunately, I thought so, because it is indeed similar. Although it is a bit impolite to refer to other books while reading, there is no comparison here, for example. (The protagonist of "Evil Catcher" is quite useless in the early stage of the book, but he is also very real. Many of the emotional scenes later on are a bit bad. The whole length is heavy without losing some humor.) I read this book before and the world view conceived by the author is very grand. The protagonist grows up from a weak one, and there is no one who is too strong. If you are gifted, you will risk your life, think of ways, force yourself to grow, and gradually explore the world structure in depth. You will not be rash when you encounter the Riddler. You will analyze carefully and boldly seek verification. After two years of pursuit, you have discovered that while the writing is getting deeper and deeper, the number of readers is getting smaller and smaller. I didn't know what to think when I saw this book, so I clicked in, and then I couldn't get out. Although I have just read six chapters, I still feel like I have read a lot. Although I haven't read it for a long time, I have a general understanding of the style of this book, and I guess it was not written in the past few years. ヾﾉ≧∀≦)O

It's quite good. The characters are fleshed out and the stories are innovative, which gave me a different feeling. It's pretty good in the Journey to the West genre. But it felt a little confusing at first. It's not explained clearly. It would be better if it was explained clearly. As for the remaining chapters, it's quite difficult to watch. The front part is too discouraging. It's very confusing. I hope the author can improve it. Keep up the good work [eating melon]

Subvert the entire world of Journey to the West and express Journey to the West in another form. Tang Xuanzong is the image of the original monkey Sun Wukong is the image of Tang Monk in the original work Use "love" to run through the entire plot. Even if you are reincarnated and your soul is gone, "love" is eye-catching. Even when you feel ridiculous, it is kind and reasonable.

Although the front part feels a bit cruel, it does not prevent me from thinking it is a good book.

Among all the descriptions of Sun Wukong that I have read, this Sun Wukong's fighting ability is very mediocre, and I am very worried at every moment that he will die in the next second. But this Sun Wukong is the most consistent with the Sun Wukong in my mind, or in other words, myself in my heart, a monkey who is willing to give everything for the one he loves. When in danger, he has a group of brothers who will risk their lives to protect him.

7.8 Points, is this too low? Such a good-looking book must be at least 8 points or above