
You Have the Great Vehicle Sutra, but I Have the Giant Vehicle Sutra
你有大乘真经,我有巨乘真经
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 489k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Are Buddhist Sects and Traditional Fantasy Really That Niche?
Looking for books similar to The Demonic Body, the Buddha’s Heart. Serious Buddhist cultivation.
The Protagonist Transmigrates as a Bodhisattva in a Western Buddhist Sect
It becomes really chaotic with Journey to the West later on.
There Are No More Masterpieces in Journey to the West. Disagree? Come Debate Me 🤔🤔
Any Stories with a Protagonist Who’s Calm and Clear-Headed, Without a Violent Temper?
I'm looking for books similar to Cultivators Versus Superpowers. After reading novels, anime, and movies for so long, I've noticed that protagonists usually go from good to evil, yet their high abilities aren't matched by an equally developed state of mind. Are there any protagonists who go from evil to good and have a highly cultivated state of mind?
If You Weren’t My Nephew, Even My Dog Would Make You Call Him the Sun-Swallowing Divine Lord
Are There Any Novels That Focus Solely on Journey to the West, Without Primordial Chaos, Investiture of the Gods, or Conspiracy Theories?
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".
I’m a Huge Sun Wukong Fan. Recommend Every Book He Appears In!
Looking for books similar to Slay the Gods. It’s not enough for Sun Wukong’s name to appear. I want the actual character to show up at least once.
The Protagonist Is a Monk
Transmigration, historical Chinese style, wuxia. The protagonist is aloof and handsome, devoted to Buddhism, but the mortal world keeps coming to him. Still, his faith remains steadfast. No Journey to the West recommendations.
Looking for a Novel About a Buddhist Cultivator
I don't think I've ever read a novel where the protagonist practices Buddhism. I'd like to try one.
Xuanhuan, Huowang, Daoist Weirdness, Slay the Gods, and Xuanhuan Brainstorming
Looking for books like Fantasy: Slaying Gods with a Fiery Spirit! Starting with Sacrificing Pain. I only read the really unhinged stuff. Lately, I've been obsessed with Dao of the Bizarre Immortal.
The Male Lead Cultivates Buddhist Law, Becomes a Great Monk, and Renounces the Mortal World
Any Novels About Transmigrating into the Primordial Chaos Era and Joining Buddhism, with a System?
Any novels about transmigrating into the Buddhist world of the Primordial Era, with a System?
Prehistoric-Era Buddhist Stories
Looking for a Novel Where the Male Lead Practices Buddhism and Has a System, but Doesn’t Transmigrate as Fahai or Tang Sanzang
Any Stories About Buddhist Cultivation With a System?
Book recommendations, please
Works Beyond the Highest Tier: I Have Read Them All, What Do You Think, My Esteemed Ministers?
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I've read some of the better stories about Journey to the West. They don't start with things like "The Great Evil in the West" or "The Scam of Journey to the West". Instead, they are told in a well-founded and well-founded way, and the author probably put a lot of thought into it. Many things are very common sense and can be explained clearly. Don't worry, author, just follow your own pace, I like you very much 😘[Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]
Let me start with the conclusion: it looks good, and there are no poisonous spots so far. There are no 5 stars because I am not a random person, nor do I review books. Because I saw someone saying it was only 6.5 Points, I would like to say a few words. I can say that this syllabus can be scored regardless of Qi Dian. The theme of Journey to the West, the gods are good and bad, which is more interesting than pure evil. The Buddha is not purely bad like other dark westward journeys. The protagonist may be a little human in small things, but not poisonous in big things. Worth a look at the moment. If there are any points later, I will change the review below. 🍉[OK]
I have read four chapters now. This adaptation is good. There is no stick to kill Lingshan. There is a reason for Tathagata to be black. Compared with most conspiracy theories and mindless black gods, Buddhas and monsters, White Lotus is much better.
Seven pieces, no, the subject matter is quite good, but you are writing anti-poetry in Chang'an City, and it is still so obvious. And no one noticed it. Oh, you made me laugh so hard.
It's a very good novel, and it can be rated above 9.5 On Tomato. I have read so many novels, and I swear that this novel is worth reading so far. Although it is not as perfect as those God of War or other novels, it can be said that Journey to the West is the best one I have read so far.
This book really shows what a strong person should look like. I can blow up a mountain with one punch, but he is stronger than me and can blow up ten mountains with one punch. It is a real difference in strength. Strong people in the book can watch the future directly from the present, or they can change the past from the future to achieve their own goals. However, they never say how strong they are from beginning to end, but you can already see it.
The rating is a bit low, but at least my current impression is still very good. I'm tired of other Journey to the West movies where all the members are shady, but I still like this one.
I spent one night the night before yesterday and went straight to 5 o'clock, reading all the updates at that time. The writing is very good, mainly because the author has his own ideas and can write them well, which is very good. I skipped the part where the protagonist gave Li Shimin a speech at the beginning, but it was only a few pages, so it wasn't a big problem. I really like the plot of meeting the bear tiger. The author feels that he is very good at writing such delicate things. In Guanyin Temple, I still don't quite understand the relationship between several Jinchis, as well as the connection between time and cause and effect, but the writing is indeed very good. Personally, I feel that the plot has a bit of a dark mythology (maybe it's just me), but I really like the author's plot. The author tries his best to give a good ending wherever possible. I like it very much.
The characters are well-drawn, both good and evil (except for Nezha, who really just wants to stab the tower to death). In one word, absolutely! The battles are unique, original, and fun to watch. The plot has twists and turns, awesome Xiao Sheng bb: There are occasional typos and typos. I hope the author can correct them.
Awesome! Just the initial wave of self-justification has already dismissed most of the Journey to the West fan fiction. The author really has something 👍👍