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Beautiful, really beautiful. The storyline is rigorous and fascinating. It is hundreds of times better than those stories about his mother being a fox, his grandfather lying in a coffin catching ghosts, and his son-in-law. I sincerely hope to see more works like this.

This is the first time I read a novel with this theme. The author's thinking is clear, the logic is rigorous, the characters written are full-bodied, and the plot is tense and tense. And I have never seen people today who are so knowledgeable and talented. How many ancient and modern books must I read before I can write such a masterpiece. Admit it! Looking forward to the next work

A magical book to ward off evil spirits. He has opened up a journey to the west without ghosts, gods, and demons, outlined his own bodhisattvas, and made his soul pure. Fake Xuanzang's words and deeds, a glimpse of the true nature of the practicing monk Xiudu. It also reveals the difference between striving and seeking. In addition, I very much hope to see this series of documentaries shot according to the method of the old version of Journey to the West (no good or bad clarity, special effects, stars, etc., Just real and down-to-earth. Customs and habits, characters, sense of time, etc.).

The historical material and the author's rich imagination are really great. The text shows solid literary skills and a unique understanding of Buddhism. In short, the author has superb knowledge, penmanship, wonderful stories and profound themes.

Extremely exciting, even more than Journey to the West

It's beautiful, a hundred times more exciting than Journey to the West. There are also knowledge about Buddhism, Taoism, astrology and metaphysics. The story structure is compact, fascinating and wonderful.

It took me exactly a month to finally finish reading this book half-reading and half-listening. I admire the author's conception. It's like a matryoshka doll, with big conspiracies nested within small conspiracies. The story always reverses and then reverses. When reading the story, readers often get a little clue in the early stages. As they continue reading, they will find out that this is true, but they never expected that the author would lead to a bigger conspiracy in the end. The author has buried the pitfalls left at the beginning in the end. Although some of the stories are simple, it is finally complete.

It's beautiful and has such a profound historical knowledge. I really want to go back and read the history books!

The plot can be said to be full of twists and turns, with ups and downs. Tang Monk is not from history, nor is he from Journey to the West. He is a new image. He wrote new ideas without changing the historical trend! It should be considered a good book!

Great book! This is the book that I have read and written the most reviews on! The storyline is fascinating and the characters are deeply drawn. There is disaster, there is compassion, there is love, there is Buddha nature, there is reincarnation in the six realms, and there is the human nature of all living beings. This miserable world...

This novel is good, and it is also a published book. The author has depth, breadth and dimension in his thinking. Worth reading! The eight sufferings of life are complicated and intertwined: history, race, human nature, geography, religion, politics, and all living beings only have desires. [Praise]

Absolutely good book! Recommended for vomiting blood! It makes history come alive before your eyes. It touches the turbulent history of the prosperous Tang Dynasty through Xuanzang, and uses the supreme compassion of Mahayana Buddhism to unravel all kinds of incredible tricks of gods, Buddhas and heretics. You can't stop reading, and it's hearty, as if you are following the footsteps of history and walking in the boundless world!

This book can be made into a movie series. The scenery, plot concepts, and historical traces are all highlights. If the first episode is completed, it will definitely be more attractive than those tomb robbery series.

It's a super good book, with epic, suspense, twists and turns, and a meticulous plot. It's very good, but listening to the book is often a good choice because there are still a lot of rare words in it. No spoilers, five-star rating By the way, there is no fantasy yet

There is something that Buddhists call Buddha, Taoists call it Tao, emperors call it Dharma, scholars call it Confucianism, and all living beings in Guizhou call it dream. It can make people fear each other, countries can maintain peace forever, people can live and work in peace and contentment, and there will no longer be war, famine and pain in the world. This thing is intangible to touch, intangible to touch, unable to be described with words, and cannot be written with pen. This book is really good, it's a shame it wasn't made into a movie or TV show. It's better at solving crimes than "Detective Detective", and it's better at talking about traditional culture than "The Legend of Knife". But there are too many Buddhist thoughts in it, although the owner Tang Xuanzang is more like an atheist. The whole book hardly talks about the prosperity and prosperity of the Tang Dynasty, but it describes the prosperity and prosperity of a dynasty everywhere.

Connotative and thought-provoking, it beats some messy fast-traveling articles.

I actually finished reading it, and I really couldn't let it go. In my dream, I was moved by the characters in the book. Everyone is so full and vivid, and everyone has their own love, hate, reluctance and helplessness in life. After reading this book, it feels like reading a life drama. Some of the people in the drama are ruthless, some are cowardly, some are infatuated, some are treacherous, some are smart, some are stupid, sometimes sad, sometimes angry, sometimes sad. Being warmed by love and sometimes watered by blood, everyone has their own reasons for doing so for their own benefit. People can unconsciously take on the roles of Lu Sheng, Wang Junke, Linghu Zhan, Zhai Shu, Zhai Wen, Yu Zao and even the gentry characters of Yin and Yang, to experience the different lives of different characters. After reading it, people will have some thoughts and feelings, how should we live our own lives?

Highly recommend this book! Master Xuanzang is truly a great and eminent monk! I listened to the Mud Plough Prison episode in Xima a few years ago. The anchors at that time were relatively average. One day I fell asleep while listening and was so startled that I woke up, so I stopped listening. Oh, and there was another reason. My membership expired at the time and I didn't want to renew [laughing] After listening to it all this time, I can really wow with it. And I am still watching Tang Gui 2. My world is surrounded by elements of the Tang Dynasty. I really hope that Director Guo can film this book. This book is the best one I have read in the past two years. The revelation of the truth later is really unexpected and makes people cry. The characters in each story are very fleshed out. Although there is at least a love brain in each story, it is also quite reasonable. I feel like this book is a mixed version of Journey to the West + Journey to the West of the Tang Dynasty + The Case of Di Gong, interspersed with some similar plots that I read when I was a kid. It's really a great use! The magical techniques inside are mysterious at first, but after the veil is unveiled later, it feels like watching a large-scale magic trick. Superstitions are broken. The feeling can really be described as hearty and hearty, absolutely!

Based on Xuanzang's Journey to the West in the Tang Dynasty, it describes four independent stories: Mud Plow Prison, David's Aquarius, Thirty-three Reincarnations, and Kuimu Lang. The story concept is exquisite and the plot is ups and downs. It uses myth and fantasy to build up the story structure, and then uses Xuanzang's special identity to calmly intervene, peel off the cocoons of each story, interpret layer by layer, fill in the holes and build bridges, and finally the truth will be revealed. The story quotes from classics and is advanced with multiple clues, showing the author's rich imagination and profound knowledge, as well as his ability to control the progress of the plot with ease.

It is a very wonderful book. When it is written about travel, the exotic customs are immersive, and it is about love; it is soul-stirring and poignant, when it is about war; it is about majestic and magnificent scenes! It's a plot of intrigue; it's so cunning and changeable that you'll never be able to guess the ending until the end! Awesome👍👍👍

To tell the story of Journey to the West in the form of historical facts, Xuanzang still had three disciples: the powerful Wukong (A Shu), the daring Wu Jing (Wang Xuance), and the infatuated Wuneng (Li Chan). Each story has a clear logic and "breaks down" the miracles of religion one by one through the Buddhist Xuanzang. It's worth a read!

The author's knowledge is profound, the writing is fascinating, and all the plots and traps are reasonable and unstoppable. Good book

The author's literature, history and philosophy can be called a master, very exciting!

Two or three years ago, I bought the first book in this series on a used book website and read it in one sitting. I was very shocked. The few strokes in the history books are filled in by the author's logical imagination, and the plots described seem to be actually performed in history. The characters are delicately portrayed, the allusions are abundant, and the plot is full of ups and downs, twists and turns. Later, I bought a set of books one after another and read them again. Now I have read the e-book again and I still think it is interesting and exciting. Recently, the final volume of this series, "Chang'an Attack Song", has also been published. Looking forward to it!

It not only contains historical facts from the Tang Dynasty's Journey to the West, but also cleverly connects with the legend of Journey to the West, and also interacts with Aladdin's magic lamp. I admire the author's wild imagination, precise reasoning, wonderful Zen way and rich knowledge. It is amazing, endless aftertaste, and endless meaning!

I had a hard time reading this book, but there is no doubt that it is a good book, and it can basically be regarded as a masterpiece. The structure is very good, the plot has twists and turns, and it is basically self-explanatory in the end. The writing is a bit slow, similar to a detective novel, and I read it too quickly because I wanted to know the outcome too much. The only thing that can be criticized is that the villains are too strong. Although they are mortals, they are much stronger than 007. They are almost omnipotent and their methods are extremely ruthless. They constantly challenge your bottom line. There is no ruthless one, only more ruthless ones.

Read all four cases~ It's a bit fantasy, and although it's explained "scientifically" later on, it's still a bit too suspenseful. However, the stories in the four books are well-conceived and engaging, and you can't help but want to know the answers and what happens next. In every story, there is a person who is crazy about love, and there is a love-minded person who does not care about his family, his country, or the dawn of the world, just for his lover. . .

The interweaving of history and myth, the fusion of weirdness and reality, which one is true and which one is false? There are Zen opportunities scattered among the puzzles to be solved. Master, a masterpiece!

The author uses delicate language, realistic realism and sincere emotions to portray Xuanzang as a painter who left a strong mark on the magnificent historical scroll. He uses his superior knowledge to combine various famous ancient books to describe the mythical Tang Monk into a flesh-and-blood Xuanzang. This is a rare good book!

The layout is grand, the logic is rigorous, and the writing is beautiful. It is worth reading.