
The Violent Tang Monk: From Five Elements Mountain to the Great Thunderclap Temple
暴力唐僧:从五指山打到大雷音寺
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- Eastern Fantasy
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The post-Journey to the West (Black Westward Journey) background subverts the traditional Westward Journey setting and uses the Black Westward Journey as the background to highlight the unprincipled, dark and dirty nature of Buddhism. Buddhism enslaves monsters, and monsters enslave the people. The collusion of interests at all levels exposes the darkness of society, and cleverly leads to the big boss behind the scenes, Buddhism, to illuminate the main plot. The setting of the two protagonists is brilliant. Sun Wukong sees through the dark nature of Buddhism, reverses his original destiny, turns into a fire of resistance, and wants to set fire to Buddhism. However, he is suppressed alone and is repeatedly frustrated. Although he is hot, he cannot ignite the boundless darkness of Buddhism. The protagonist, Tang Sen, an alien from outside, has not experienced the ravages of the Black Westward Journey world, and carries a system full of passion. Although he does not know it, he has the key to break the shackles of darkness. Together with Sun Wukong, the Fire of Resistance, they form a wonderful combination that must support each other. The background of Black Journey to the West is in sharp contrast with the traditional setting of Journey to the West. By reversing the destiny of the original Monkey King, the boss and the main content line are cleverly revealed, which can firmly capture the reader's attention and look forward to the final ending of overthrowing Buddhism.
The Tang Monk in this book is very good, and he feels like a monk. What kind of stuff did I read before? I have also watched Tang Monk who traveled through time before, and each one said that he hated Buddhism and wanted to practice Taoism. I didn't do anything in human affairs, I just wanted to get married and have children. At that time, young people loved to read cool novels. Those novels about time traveling and becoming Tang Monk were, to put it bluntly, urban immortality novels, in which the protagonist was replaced by Tang Monk. The reason why we don't like the monk is because he doesn't care about people. Anyway, come on, it's a wonderful novel.
Personally, I think it's quite good. The setting is fresh enough and a little bit of everything is added. It's not like a group of people who know about The Ancient World are like it. I prefer to read the commentary, so the impression is much better. Many people like to apply their own settings of The Ancient Times to other works. Obviously The Ancient Times is just a novel that has become popular in modern times, and each author's settings will be different. As for the poisonous points, I personally think it's okay. I don't know the author's settings, and the plot is okay, so I feel that this is the author's own setting, so I don't think it's too poisonous to watch. And no matter what, there are problems in the work. Thousands of people have different faces, so you can read it yourself. I can only say that there are advantages and disadvantages.
Fire Tongs Liu Ming, reading this novel feels like a passionate novel like One Piece. The protagonist is a stupid young man, but because of his certain beliefs, his surrounding companions slowly gather around him.
It's easy to understand and the reasons for the characters' actions can be clarified, but there are a lot of "novelists" making malicious speculations in the comment area, which makes me want to hold a debate. Fortunately, there are also a lot of "fun people", which is quite fun. Oh, Mo, the atmosphere behind it is pretty good. Wo, both in the novel and in the comments section, he is very knowledgeable [Chigua] [Like]
The rating is low. Very interesting and refreshing article, refreshing to read. The characters are well drawn and the setting is fun. It's really cool. Many of my favorite characters in Journey to the West seem to have happy endings.
This book is very interesting. The biggest highlight is that the worldview of this book is not a cliched one, but a relatively new worldview. At present, in the latest chapter, the protagonist is suspected to be the agent of heaven, and he restarts the journey to the west to rob. If you commit a serious crime and lose the fight with the protagonist, you will be swallowed by heaven. Personally, I feel good about it.
To sum up, what the author writes about is not any setting you have seen before. He just puts on a layer of Journey to the West and writes his own ideas. When you read it, it can be regarded as a new world designed by the author himself. Just for the convenience of understanding and main line development, a layer of the setting of Journey to the West is applied. In fact, both Monkey Brother and Tang Sen can be regarded as the invincible protagonists of the novel starting from scratch. So those who are struggling with the setting don't have to argue. It's all nonsense and the author's decision is final.
Very nice! This is the best novel I have ever read about Journey to the West! The time setting is also very interesting. It is 500 years after the journey to the west, and we have to go back to the journey to the west to relive the 81st catastrophe 500 years ago. Not only is the difficulty increased, but the monk is also much stronger than the cowardly Tang Xuanzang 500 years ago. But he is not so powerful by himself, he makes those around him become strong together, he gives mortals a path to practice, he punishes and judges those monsters that eat people, he hates evil and loves mankind, he wants to return to his home, and he also unknowingly falls in love with this land and reduces the hope and future of a group of people! He is really great! Sun Wukong kept calling him monk, and I was moved when I called him master. This master is really, really good. He is worthy of everyone. His kindness extends to many people. He defies nature with his own power. He never flinches in the face of difficulties. He faces difficulties and overcomes them with wisdom. He is powerful and smart! Love it! Come on, update, author! I want to catch up to the finale! [Love][love][love]
The main plot is very clear, the structure is clear, the logic is self-consistent, and the supporting characters and protagonists are successfully portrayed. In my eyes, this book is pretty good. There seems to be no problem for now. The hole dug is also clearly displayed in front of everyone, waiting for the follow-up development and the protagonist to fill the hole (why does Tiandao pull people together, why does Hongjun not know where to go)