Journey to the West******

I like the character of the protagonist. He is truly a gentleman. His character, words and deeds are in line with the Supreme Way. The only flaw is that the Buddhist title is a bit ordinary. Whether this book is written by Laojun or the Bodhi Patriarch, it is truly a Taoist and Immortal! The way of cultivation is also unique and extremely consistent with the difficulty of becoming an immortal. Being able to become an immortal is already extraordinary in the world, but becoming an earthly immortal is already a minority. It is precisely because of the difficulty of seeking the Tao that it is difficult to cultivate one's mind towards the Tao. I hope that if the author maintains his standard, he will surely become a masterpiece like "Arctic Exorcism"!

There is no murderous maniac who kills decisively, and there is no time-traveler with ambitions as high as the sky. The story is as gentle as a cup of tea or a spring rain. Tired of looking at fast food articles that look like big fish and big meat? Try this light tea and light meal to relieve your boredom.

I really like this kind of classical style novel, especially some of the ideas and opinions in it. The author is very literate👍👍👍 Sure enough, writers must be literate. Come on, author [Like][Like][Like][Like]

The details in this book are amazing! The rites and music system and dietary etiquette of the Spring and Autumn Period are all based on online research. The astrological observation and Taoist concepts are not bluntly incorporated, which not only retains the fantasy sense of Journey to the West, but also adds a sense of historical significance. From questioning the records on bamboo slips to suddenly realizing the way to immortality, Han Qing's character growth line is clear, and Lao Tzu's immortal spirit is vividly depicted. It is worth watching!

The protagonist really wants to live forever and has no emotional line. Now it seems that only his mentor and friend are deeply grateful. This is rare and I feel very happy. There are no bullshit plots like meeting a beautiful woman on the road and not being able to reach the road, and there are no messy calculations or anything like that. The protagonist has a very good personality and is a true gentleman. Girls, don't worry, you won't get into trouble. If you are not passionate, if you want to see something explosive and exciting, you don't need to click in. Although there will be conflicts, I am not blaming anyone so far. I feel that the author's writing is very particular. It is very satisfying to read these two chapters at eight o'clock in the morning.

Okay, okay, this is the most perfect novel about cultivating immortality in my mind. There is no plot about gang fights, only the path of seeking in a down-to-earth manner. By the way, in the later stage, will the protagonist also be reincarnated and come to the world, and the time will start from Liao Zhai?

This book is not as well written as a high-quality one, but it is definitely a high-quality work. I have read a lot of Journey to the West novels, but they tend to be all about ancient times, gods, officialdom, and conspiracy theories, with a layer of fantasy system (qi training and base building flow) and a lot of brain-sucking ancient devils. Very few people actually write a world view that is consistent with Journey to the West. I guess the author must have done in-depth research or read the analysis of Journey to the West on Douyin. The understanding of spiritual practice and the description of combat power in this book are basically in line with the original system of Journey to the West (this system is a bit like Lan Ke from the starting point). In layman's terms, it has "immortal energy". Therefore, this book can be rated five points on Tomato One Push Dog Stone. Although the previous shortcomings exist, they can be ignored in Tomato, but the writing method that becomes increasingly less white and ancient is a big failure. In today's era of online writing, ancient writing is a test of writing skills and culture. Even some great writers from Qidian will not try this easily. I don't know what the author is thinking. I just want to say that this way of writing will be very annoying. Am I here to read the novel or to do reading comprehension? At the same time, in the AI ​​​​era, there are so many processed ancient texts writing about Pharaoh, which is very disgusting. Would you mind if the author went to see Lanke to learn?

A good book, it has the shadow of classical immortality, and it is highly consistent with the immortality in my heart, no fighting, no grabbing, inaction, indifference

Very nice. It is not like the traditional online fairy tales about fighting monsters and upgrading. It truly makes it clear that cultivating immortals means cultivating one's mind. The protagonist is very gentlemanly. So far, this book still focuses on the protagonist's cultivation and growth. Others have not mentioned much, but it is thought-provoking. There is still some distance between seeing familiar characters from Journey to the West. Overall, it's very good-looking and one of the few Tomato novels I've read. Highly recommended.

A very special Journey to the West fanfic. It is very literary and has the tone of a simple Journey to the West. Very nice. The plot is relatively plain. The protagonist is devoted to the Tao and wants to cultivate immortality, so he will not kill everyone, nor will he go anywhere where his tyrannical aura comes out and countless people come to worship Buddha. He won't encounter cannon fodder on the road, or villains who want to be slapped in the face by him. You won't meet those beauties who inexplicably throw themselves into your arms. It's a very serious article. And the wording in many places makes me confused. It's not that the author makes it unclear what he is writing, but I simply can't understand those professional terms. I often need to browse the comment area, but of course most of the time the author will explain it quickly. At least give an explanation within the scope of understanding So far, nothing has made me uncomfortable. And so far the main line has not been opened. I just hope that after the main plot begins, the author will be a little more partial to monkeys. I don't mean to let the monkey really kill everyone, the kind that is unscrupulous, but to give the monkey a little tug. Don't tell some people in the comment area, you just want the protagonist and Sun Wukong to be the control group.

The writing is very good, and there are some classical Chinese and poems. The realm of the Five Immortals and the practice methods are relatively reliable. The content is plain. The protagonist is a believer in doing nothing and does everything. He has a good personality and becomes the disciple of Taishang Laojun.

Five-star praise. Cultivation depends on oneself, and the master guides the way. This novel can be said to be very good. It has a Taoist style. It is one step at a time. It is not like other novels that just blindly write all kinds of mindless prefaces without follow-up words. This novel has excellent prose and some sophisticated words. It is worth recommending.

It's very good. I almost missed it because of the name. This is the real article about cultivating immortals. It is filled with immortal energy and makes you feel relaxed and happy when reading it. Please, the author, please work hard to update it. It should be a long one, like a thousand chapters, otherwise the book will be in short supply.

Good! It's really well written! I especially like the author's writing style. Those poems are like going back to the catchy words and phrases I used to read when I was young when I was young. They have an ancient charm. Lao Tzu's character is very surprising, and it makes people feel that he really should be like this. I also like the protagonist's character very much. A gentleman is constantly striving for self-improvement, open-minded, cheerful, and quiet. At present, the plot is still lacking, but no one is perfect, and this is understandable. This type of novels tend to be more classical fairy tales, and do not pay much attention to the plot. However, the plot is currently reaching a climax. I still really hope that the protagonist can go back and visit his hometown to see what changes will happen to this place 50 years later and what the protagonist will feel.

A very rare novel that imitates the writing style of the original Journey to the West. It borrows a lot of poems from the original Journey to the West and the author even created many of his own poems. The writing style is definitely not bad. It also contains wonderful ways of spiritual practice and is a swan song for the expansion of Journey to the West. This skill is considered to be the best in Tomato!

An excellent work, with the flavor of a classical fairy tale, without any brainless cool writing, but with thoughtfulness. The description of the environment at the beginning shows the author's attentiveness. It is a unique masterpiece in Tomato. The current rating of 9.3 Is low.

Well written! As the saying goes, heaven and earth are furnaces, creation is work; Yin and Yang are charcoal, and all things are copper. Isn't the process of quoting scriptures, integrating various philosophies into writing, and presenting one's own thinking to readers also a kind of secondary learning? Human nature is impermanent, misfortunes and blessings depend on each other, sorrows and joys gather together, and good and bad fortunes are in the same territory. The words contain the creator's thinking. Thinking is the spark from which wisdom sprouts. The process of writing a book is also a kind of practice. It is difficult to walk on a wrong road, and it is also difficult for travelers. Fate cannot be said, who knows its extreme. Heaven cannot be premeditated, and Tao cannot be premeditated. Life is accidental, death is transcendent, thinking is in it, and Tao is also in it!

It's good to read. This is a story about a monk who truly pursues the Tao. There are many theories about the "Tao" in it. After reading too many other online articles and becoming impetuous, I calmed down and read the story of this "Han Zi" seeking the Tao. Moreover, the statement about "traveling" in it is very interesting. Life is like a big dream. After death and life, you wake up from the dream. However, the opportunity to wake up from the dream cannot be forced, and fate is natural. I hope the author can finish telling the story of Qing Chang's quest for the Tao.

Highly recommended, wow, the writing is really good, the angle is clear, the writing is wonderful, and it gives people a bright feeling. At the same time, it has a different narrative angle from most mythological novels. Here, the protagonist no longer does whatever he wants, and practice is like eating and drinking. But have your own persistence Why? The names of the same book in my two accounts are different. One is Journey to the West Cultivation Notes, and the other is Waitaishang Laojun as a Teacher.

The author's writing is profound and fresh. The character of the protagonist is also well developed. He is not a bitter and hateful person, nor is he a virgin. He is plain but not mediocre. The overall pacing of the book is also good. The supporting characters are not brainless, nor do they appear to be looking for trouble for no apparent reason. Overall, it's more relaxed and daily, but it's not boring to read because the writing method is relatively novel. The protagonist's growth is not fast, but it is not slow either, and his outlook on life is correct.

It has the flavor of classical fairy and demon novels. If you stick to it, you may become a god.

I think there are several reasons why this novel is good: First, the beginning is not a conventional time-travel novel - I have traveled through so and so. But it is also straightforward, clearly explaining the main idea and easily catching the reader. The protagonist has died, does not want to die, is afraid of death, and thinks that after death he will be dust, so he has a reason for his heart. Second, the author does not simply apply Taoist classics, or follow the original work of Journey to the West (originally the first hundred or so chapters are far from the official history of Journey to the West), the author has his own logical ideas. One example can be seen - before Han Qing became a disciple, Lao Tzu gave him a dream, which contained "millet fragrance". Corn is food and a secular item. No one can live without grains, so Han Qing's dream at that time was also a secular dream... This is just one of many examples. Third, the author writes in the opening chapter, which has classics and origins, and there is a final poem at the end. As the current fast food culture, it has more merits than many books I have read personally (in my opinion). So far, I have read it once, from the beginning to the broken chapter. I am currently reading it for the second time. The first time I read it, I only felt it had some charm. Now that I read it, I actually feel that this book is actually difficult to write in many places. The so-called "Jindan Cultivation Notes of Journey to the West" has the word "practice". The protagonist follows Lao Tzu when he leaves Hanguguan to start his practice. The notes are obviously the entire process of practice. As the name says, "Jindan" In fact, the most difficult thing about Siyi's journey to the Golden Elixir is the journey to the west. This journey to the west is the journey to the west with Laozi out of Hangu Pass. If it is the journey to the west with Laozi, the author has laid the groundwork for so many stories about the intersection with Sun Hou'er. If it is the journey to the west after enlightenment, the journey to the west will be a great tribulation. According to that time, the protagonist Han Qing or Qingchang has already achieved enlightenment. How will he enter the tribulation? What's the reason for the disaster? Since I followed Tai to learn Taoism from the beginning, and since the disaster has come, I should just let it take its course, then how should I write it... These are the reasons why "Journey to the West" is difficult to write. But even if the update is discontinued, I still think it is a good book. I just feel it is a pity that the author has written the current chapter and after recalling that Cheng Di Xian arrives at the Chosen Ancestral Court, I think that although it has no meaning or plot advancement, it is still interesting. I may not be able to find the book, but I still want to express my views and communicate with fellow readers. Unfortunately, it seems that the parameters are wrong and cannot be published...

This writing style is really comfortable. I think some people say it is imitating the style of Journey to the West. I can really see that the author's writing is very strong. Keep up the good work. This book is the only Journey to the West book that I can read on Tomato.

It's a very classical mythological novel. If you want to read Invincible Wen Shuang's novel or the protagonist is arbitrary and eternity type, or the type with the background of the prehistoric era, don't read it. This is a classical mythological novel, but this book is very suitable for my eyes.

It's very well written, a traditional novel about gods and demons cultivating immortality. Logically there is no big problem. The author should really know something about Taoism. Don't be arrogant or impetuous, just speak with eloquence. It does have the flavor of Taoism cultivating immortality. As for how it should be written, I hope the author can follow his own wishes. Those who appreciate and follow this novel will continue to do so. Maybe it will become a classic novel. I just read a comment from a reader in the comment section. The protagonist seems to be a gentleman, and I read it the same way. In this age where the second-best protagonist is the boss, such humble protagonists are rare. All in all, it is suitable for people with a peaceful mind. . It's considered fine chaff in tomatoes, not an ordinary fast food. As for whether the writing style is white or ancient. In fact, those ancient characters did not cause any reading difficulties. After all, everyone has attended nine-year compulsory education and studied classical Chinese. Moreover, as this traditional type of novel is written in vernacular, how can it conform to the style of writing? As for writing all in classical Chinese. Then the level requirements for readers are relatively high, and not many people can understand it. If you want to read novels like Tomatoes, there are many. Why bother spraying this one? This style of writing is already rare. Someone else pushed the one next door on top of this book. Personally, I feel that this book is more in line with my personal taste in terms of logic and writing, and there are no major logical flaws. (Since the opinions here represent only individuals, there is no disapproval)

What a wonderful article. There is no update. It seems to be on fire. The protagonist is firm in his Taoism. The daily life is ordinary but interesting. The supporting characters and passers-by are flesh and blood. I seem to be drunk. I can't extricate myself from the strange and pure words. I hope I will never wake up after being drunk. What am I talking about? I'm talking about the author being awesome

It is unique and different from the mainstream fast food online articles. Qingchang is sincere to the Tao, self-denial, respects the Tao, and behaves well. He is a gentleman of Han. Reading it is like a breeze blowing on your face. I look forward to the author describing more of Qingchang's path to seeking the Tao.

It's a great book. I'd like to comment and give it a rating in case the author shuts it down. The language is close to ancient style, making people calm, and the literary talent is very good. The practice methods in the book are specific and reasonable, which gave me some insights. Very good reading experience [like]

This book is good. It is very similar to the style of the Buddha Mother and Peacock Daming King that I read. They are all in this very comfortable ancient style. Keep up the good work, and I will also leave a review of the last book here. Come on, do you know if my sword is sharp? [Angry][angry]

The author is a talented author with a solid literary foundation. His writing style is similar to the original work, and he has great insights into Taoism. It reads like the previous work on Journey to the West. Now if I look at other Journey to the West fans, they are all boring. When other people write about cultivation methods, they write half of them and hide the other half. I would only say that the author probably didn't compile it well and doesn't know how to write it. The author of this book wrote half of it and hid the other half. I only taught the Dharma but did not teach it to the six ears. I hid the secret of the Tao for fear that we readers would actually learn it. [Laughing]