The modern soul travels through the world of Journey to the West, starting from a dying Taoist boy, using the golden finger (deduction and optimization of "The True Map of the Great Way" + the original information database of Journey to the West) to practice thunder magic, and soar to the heavenly thunder department. After understanding that traveling to the west to obtain Buddhist scriptures was a plan for the great development of Buddhism, he swore that "the Taoism will prosper in heaven, and the Buddhism will stop in the west." Based on the Leibu, he secretly took advantage of the situation to stir up the storm, gradually weakened the eastward expansion of Buddhism, strengthened the Taoist sect in heaven, and eventually became a giant of the Leibu who controls the power of heaven and affects the pattern of the three realms.
Reader comments
The whole book is so depressing! The ruthlessness and coldness of Lei Bu at the beginning (it should be normal for a place that controls punishment), the darkness of Buddhism and some immortals on the way to the west... Especially the weakness and helplessness of the human race are very realistic.
The protagonist suppresses Buddhism so much, why does he become a Buddha in the end?
The writing is good. The storyline comes into play. Recommend
The whole book is so depressing! The ruthlessness and coldness of Lei Bu at the beginning (it should be normal for a place that controls punishment), the darkness of Buddhism and some immortals on the way to the west... Especially the weakness and helplessness of the human race are very realistic.
The protagonist suppresses Buddhism so much, why does he become a Buddha in the end?
The writing is good. The storyline comes into play. Recommend