Eighteen Years of Practicing Taoism: You Want Me to Travel to the West?

It is very close to the original work of Journey to the West. There are no conspiracy theories. The protagonist is a Taoist priest who knows the way without knowing. His understanding is amazing, his temperament is easy-going and natural, he is sincere and sincere, and there are no boring things like level comparison. The magical powers are also very interesting. It is more about what Tang Monk and his group saw, heard and did. The writing style is also smooth and flowing, but it does not lose the interest of fish swimming, and some details are also very interesting.

Author update soon The author's soul returns. 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 The soul has returned, driving the long whip and setting up the six bridles. 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 The soul comes back. Comes over the mountain and sings. Comes back. The soul comes back. 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 The soul is back. It sings loudly and triumphs. The same robes are worn together for a long time. [Crying] 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 The soul is back. The soul is back. Tao: Rebirth Mantra The Supreme Lord's decree transcends your lonely soul, all ghosts and ghosts, and is blessed by you in all your lives. Those with heads will surpass, those without heads will rise, kill with spears and knives, dive and hang on ropes. Die openly and secretly, die unjustly, creditor and enemy, beg for life. Kneel down in front of my stage, the Eight Diagrams will shine, stand out from the threshold, and transcend other places. As a man or a woman, you are responsible for your own responsibility. Whether you are rich or poor is your own responsibility. The order is given to save the people, and the people who are waiting for it are saved. The people who are waiting for the order are saved, and the people are saved. (Heart of the mantra: The Supreme Order, transcending your lonely soul. You can just recite these eight characters. It would be better if you can add: escape from the sea of ​​suffering and be reincarnated as an adult) [Crying]

Generally speaking, I give four stars because the main character is a Taoist priest, which is relatively novel, and secondly, the little bamboo rat is very cute. But it's not much different from the original work. It's quite satisfactory. The writing is passable. Furthermore, it doesn't criticize Buddhism too much. I just give it a thumbs up. It's pretty good. Come on, author. There are a few female protagonists.

The book is good, very good

Good books only pity few people

It's rare to look at peace of mind ,,,,,,,,

The quality is very good, the plot and the characters of the protagonist all have the flavor of orthodox cultivation. It is not the kind of Journey to the West novel that is full of violence and looks like a gangster gang. It is not a fairy tale.

It's very well written, one of the best Journey to the West novels I've ever read.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Very nice, support it

Not bad, no conspiracy theories

Okay, somewhat novel. A different journey to the west.

From the beginning, it seems that the author is very familiar with the original work of Journey to the West, and the language in many places is also close to the original expressions.

It's well written and the subject matter is interesting.

It's indeed good. It's rare to find good writing in Journey to the West. Although the little Taoist is good, he is not pedantic.