Demon Monkey Wukong

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)