Journey to the West: A Well-Connected Insider at Mount Ling, the Peacock Great King
西游：灵山关系户，孔雀大明王
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- Ongoing
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- 996k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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I like it very much [Blowing Kiss] I have read too many conspiracy theories about Journey to the West, but the immortals and gods here still fit my imagination. There is no ancient background, just Journey to the West, and it feels like watching 86 Journey to the West when I was a kid [Blowing Kiss]
The writing is really good. Buddha and Bodhisattva are very kind, just as I imagined. Taishang Laojun is also very kind and upright, just like an old naughty boy. He has a good image.
It is a rare pure Journey to the West with no conspiracy theories or any other novel setting (the other novels here refer to "Feng Shen", "The Great Desolation" and various immortal cultivating novels), but it is not easy to write like this. After all, Journey to the West itself is full of bugs.
After the male protagonist Phoenix, he has great luck, has treasures, can refine weapons, has a high status, and will not be wronged. Most of the gods have to call him "Buddha Mother" when they see him! The relationship between him and his younger brother Dapengniao is super funny. One is a smart, steady, and decisive brother, and the other is a straightforward, arrogant, vain, and stinky younger brother. They are very warm every day!
It is a rare book with a non-Ancient History + Journey to the West theme, and the content is novel. I finished reading it in one afternoon, and I still have endless thoughts. It can be seen that the author has put great effort into the original work of Journey to the West. There are no conspiracy theories on the Internet. Generally speaking, the tone of this book is relaxed and invincible. It is recommended to read.
Finally, I have read a pure Journey to the West novel that is not prehistoric!
I finished reading more than 200 chapters in one go. It's worth reading. (There are too many people who don't read the settings about combat power. I can only say that if there is no problem with the settings, I don't care about the settings. If there is no problem with the plot, it is a good book.) The plot is relatively dull but the connection is fairly smooth (it's full of Buddhist style, but now it can be like this) There aren't many plots that are bland and not exciting. The plot of Leian's story was repeated until the Mahayana episode. I followed it in one go, so I had a sense of smoothness. However, I can't imagine the constipation of the old friends who were chasing books at the time. This needs to be improved. Overall, it's still a book worth reading to pass the time.
It's really good, but it depends on how well you grasp the combat power system and the plot behind it? If it didn't collapse, it would definitely be a fire book. Come on, author. Don't join the prehistoric ones.
Not this rating? Full marks cannot be overemphasized! The Journey to the West system is not set in ancient times. Although the protagonist camp is Buddha, it is not a rigid and hypocritical image. It is indeed a Buddha with magic power, personality, generosity but thunderous methods. The group portraits, heaven, Buddha, and Bodhisattva are all three-dimensional and unique, and not embarrassing. The protagonist is a peacock, the eldest son of a phoenix. He is hungry and dizzy and accidentally swallows the Tathagata. As a result, the gods and Buddhas use this to call the Tathagata the mother of the Buddha. It is just a name, and there is nothing bloody. The protagonist's brother Dapeng is the tool kit and the comedian. The protagonist is not like the average time traveler who drags all the good things into his home and plunders and plunders like a poor man. He is also a bit greedy, but he knows not to do anything but not to do it, and he also knows how to pity all living beings. He really has some Buddha nature. There is no frustration at all. You have magical powers, luck and seniority at the beginning, and there are no wise villains to bring down the quality of this book. I look forward to watching the birth of the great sage~
So far it looks pretty good, without any messy prehistoric settings. The characters in it are also pretty good. Western Buddhism is finally not evil, Laojun is not a big conspirator, and the Jade Emperor is normal and not a sinister villain. The protagonist also helps the innocent people affected in Journey to the West as much as he can. Everyone, including the protagonist, is pretty normal. I would like to ask the author if the protagonist has cp