The Western Realm of Honghuang

This prehistoric novel is indeed written in a different way. It is not a mythical giant, nor a conspiracy theory of innate gods and demons. It relies entirely on one's own wisdom (of course there is also luck and luck). For example, Hongjun's preaching, Jieyin, and Laozi clearly understood the shortcomings of beheading three corpses, but the other three thousand people's foundations were distorted for a while. The Buddhist teachings in this book are also well written. They are not dirty and filthy Buddhist teachings, but the true and compassionate Buddha. It's only chapter 37 now, and I personally think it's pretty good.

Everyone has their own opinions, so generally I don't have any special requirements for Honghuang. As long as it is reasonable, the Buddha in Honghuang will have the feeling that he is really a Buddha. So come on, author, but I feel like you describe too many things about characters other than the protagonist, without highlighting the protagonist.

It's beautiful. The Western novels written in this book are different from other novels.

I like this, using myself to save sentient beings, dispel demons, complete the body, and purify the mind

It's good to have your own ideas, combine moral principles with popular prehistoric dramas, and have some changes. It's just like drinking tea, elegant and bitter

According to the structure of the traditional Honghuangliu, this progress seems to be a bit fast. Does the boss plan to write Journey to the West?

Come on, be clear and organized

Yes, yes, this is the first time I don't hate Westerners.