When an extremely calm and crazy soul lived in Tang Xuanzang's body, the style of Journey to the West completely went off the rails.
He is gentle and gentle on the surface, but there is a coldness in his eyes that can see through people's hearts.
He is no longer the master crying for help, but the "judge" of everyone.
White Bone Demon? With just a few words, his psychological defenses collapsed and he committed suicide.
Gold horn and silver horn? He backhanded a trap and made the two boys cry and go back to complain to Lao Jun.
Sun Wukong is numb: Why are the monsters gone before I even lift the stick?
The gods and Buddhas were dumbfounded: What about the ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties that were promised? Why does it feel like a monster's eighty-one difficulty!
Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty dusted off his monk's robe, clasped his hands together, and looked compassionate:
"The truth of the poor monk is only within the reach of the Zen staff. This trip is precisely to stop killing with killing, punish evil with violence, and send your souls back to the west!"
Reader comments
I also like the dark style and the character of the male protagonist. There are few books in Journey to the West that I have finished!
It's ok. It's very innovative and has a bit of a ghost story flavor.
I also like the dark style and the character of the male protagonist. There are few books in Journey to the West that I have finished!
It's ok. It's very innovative and has a bit of a ghost story flavor.