
Journey to the West: Xuanzang Becomes a Demon
西游之玄奘成魔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 279k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 20
There Are No More Masterpieces in Journey to the West. Disagree? Come Debate Me 🤔🤔
Completed Fanfiction Based on Novels, Movies, and TV Shows
Completed fanfiction based on all kinds of novels and TV shows.
Looking for Buddhist Scripture Stories, Serious Ones About Rebirth and Guiding the Dead, with Mighty Heavenly Dragon Techniques
Looking for books like "I Attained Buddhahood and Became a Bodhisattva at the Temple".
Primordial Era, Investiture of the Gods, Journey to the West
Please recommend Primordial Chaos novels where the protagonist has a golden finger.
Any Journey to the West Stories Where Someone Is Simply Nice to the Monkey?
In the End, a Young Man Fell in Love, and With One Man and One Sword, Slaughtered the World
I'm rather picky. I want something more exciting and passionate. Please, please, please!
Falling into Demonic Cultivation from the Start and Practicing Ancient Forbidden Arts
The protagonist can transform into a demon and change their appearance.
Any Especially Hilarious Novels? Looking for Ridiculous, Goofy Stories.
Come on, hurry up and go to sleep. Share some recommendations!
The Buddha Won’t Save Me, So I’ll Abandon the Faith and Become a Demon God
The Demon Reigns Over All Under Heaven
In the End, the Boy Who Set Out to Slay Demons Became One
In the end, the boy who once set out to slay demons became one himself.
Fellow Daoist, Dare You Join Me on the Demonic Path?
Looking for stories like I Am the Villain Destined by Heaven, the Source of Dark Taboos.
The Boy Who Hunts Demons Eventually Becomes One
Novels About Falling Into Demonic Ways If I Become a Buddha, the World Will Know No Demons. If I Become a Demon, What Can Buddha Do About It?
I don't want a demon who can't make up their mind.
Buddhist Cultivation Novels: Reborn as a Buddha or Born Into Another World as One
It could be about someone reborn as a Buddhist figure in the Primordial World, or someone from that world being reborn in another realm and cultivating Buddhism, and so on. As long as it's about Buddhist cultivation.
Any Stories About Buddhist Cultivation With a System?
Book recommendations, please
Any Dark Journey to the West Where Tang Sanzang Is Insane and Sun Wukong Is Weak and Pathetic?
I read it before but can’t find it now. I remember that later on, Tang Sanzang even went up to Heaven to fight for Sun Wukong.
I Recognize No Buddhist War Buddha, Only the Demon King Qitian Sheng
Angsty, Tearjerkers, Don’t Make Me Laugh!!!
I have an incredibly high tolerance for sad stories and laugh very easily. I can read "Palace Wall Willow" without feeling sad at all, and even laugh myself silly at the heroine's inner monologue. So please recommend something heartbreaking, set in either ancient or modern times, though preferably ancient, and either long or short. I just want it to hurt.
I’m Out of Books to Read. Any Good Cultivation Novels? Demonic Cultivation Is Fine Too
I'm in a Reading Slump (ಥ﹏ಥ)
I'd like something with a fresh premise. I'm sick of the same old tropes. ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚
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It's a really great book. Although the ending is not as satisfying as Shuang's novel, it is the most real reality, helplessness, compromise, sacrifice, and hope.
I cried while watching it. I hope the Monkey King and Fairy Zixia can be together, and I hope the final ending can be perfect.
This should be the best follow-up to Journey to the West. After all, it is really realistic. Just like this book, no one is wrong. What is wrong is that everyone has a different starting point... When you think you can change reality, but in the end you will find that everything you have done is so powerless in the face of reality. Just like the monk in this book, he thought he could change at first, but what happened? Haha, just for the sadness, hahahaha~
I hope Zixia survives and lives happily with Sun Wukong
My Monkey King, Monkey King, finally has a companion. Tang Monk has become flesh and blood, and all the regrets in Journey to the West have been made up for. It's just a pity that my little brother died so miserably. I only hope that his next life will be beautiful!
Compared with some Journey to the West novels, it is more realistic. I feel heavy in my heart when I see the hypocrisy of Buddhism, the indifference of immortals, the cruelty of monsters, and the greed of humans. I almost wrote about my unwillingness to be determined by destiny, my despair of resisting to no avail, and my surprise of reappearing hope.
Needless to say, strong! The rhythm of the plot is well controlled and not sloppy. Although it is only about 100 chapters, the character creation is excellent!
I felt very heavy while watching it. I cried many times watching it. I feel very sad in my heart.
I cried when I read it. This should be the best follow-up to Journey to the West, and there is no other one. Zixia's death, Xuanzang's obsession... It has solved so much helplessness.
The monkey has no future. The golden hoop is put on again. This time the monkey body has no hope of compromise. Even if Zixia comes back to life and says that the laws of heaven do not allow it, and she forces Zixia to death once, there is nothing you can do. You can't stand up now. The people closest to you don't dare to give up everything for you. With all your strength, for fear of breaking the world, why can't we fight in the starry sky, or outside the territory, but this time we have to fight, and if Bodhi gives us the steps, we can go down. In the end, it is better to go to another ashram with Bodhi than to wear a golden hoop. The first tight hoop can be said to be a deception, but this time it means that the Taoist heart has collapsed. There is no hope for the monkey body. There is no possibility of getting closer this time. The most important thing is not to regard your naivety as a reason for stupidity. This time, you will directly control it to the point of death. This time, you have no capital to resist. The biggest guard of honor has been suppressed to you. What capital do you have to deter you? [Petrified] [Petrified] Alas, there is no hope for the monkey body.