
The Legend of the Four Companions: Journey to the West
西游释厄传之传奇四人组
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 642k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It is far more than a story about gods and demons conquering demons, but also a profound fable about human nature, faith and growth. The core of the story is about four souls with different personalities trying to save each other on a journey to the west full of dangers. The fiery-eyed, rebellious senior brother has the ultimate desire for freedom, and the shackles of the curse are precisely his transformation from "demon" to "Buddha"; the gluttonous, sleepy, and naive second senior brother, his mind is full of the fireworks of Gao Laozhuang, and the petty problems of greed, anger and ignorance. It makes the characters more real; the taciturn, hard-working third junior brother who carries heavy responsibilities and follows silently is the most reliable backing of the team; and the master who is dedicated to the Buddha and has a compassionate heart, even though he is mortal and repeatedly mistakenly believes in demons, he always adheres to his original intention and never wavers. Eighty-one difficulty is never a simple matter of defeating monsters and upgrading. Every test by monsters and monsters is a questioning of their hearts; every conflict and run-in makes their bond more unbreakable. Those bizarre worlds of gods and demons are actually reflections of all kinds of human beings. It uses a fantasy shell to wrap up a profound discussion of faith, growth and redemption. Even today, it can still make us laugh and burst into tears, reflecting our own shadow. Wonderful! So wonderful!
"Journey to the West" uses magnificent imagination to construct a world of gods and demons. Its real charm lies in shaping the classic combination of four masters and apprentices that spans the ages. Sun Wukong's rebellion and growth, Zhu Bajie's worldly loveliness, Sha Seng's silence and reliability, and Tang Seng's compassion and perseverance, all together performed a profound spiritual journey. The Eighty-One Difficulties is not only an adventure, but also a profound discussion of faith, responsibility and human nature, wrapped in a fantasy shell with lasting emotional resonance. This classic, rooted in folklore, is still powerful to read today.
This is a story of gods and demons rooted in folklore. With its unbridled imagination and vivid three-dimensional characters, it has become a classic that spans the ages. The story is based on a journey to the west that is full of dangers and dangers. Four protagonists with different personalities form a very tense core lineup. The fiery-eyed and rebellious senior brother has extraordinary abilities, but he cannot escape the shackles of the curse. His resistance and growth hide the most vivid human nature; the second junior brother, who is gluttonous, lethargic and naive, is full of the fireworks of Gao Laozhuang and has the petty problems of greed, anger and stupidity. The characters are made more real; the taciturn and hard-working third junior brother, who follows silently and carries heavy responsibilities, is the most reliable backing of the team; and the master who is dedicated to the Buddha and has compassion in his heart, even though he is mortal and repeatedly mistakenly believes in demons, he always adheres to his original intention of learning the scriptures and never wavers. The eighty-one difficulties along the way are not only an adventure to conquer demons, but also a journey of practice and redemption. The four masters and apprentices formed an unbreakable bond through conflicts and frictions, and realized the true meaning of persistence and responsibility in the test of life and death. Those grotesque monsters and monsters, those gods and Buddhas with vast supernatural powers, are actually reflections of human nature. It is never a simple game of defeating monsters and upgrading, but uses a fantasy shell to wrap up a profound discussion of faith, growth and redemption. Even if you read it now, it can still make people laugh and shock, but also gain full of emotion and strength. It's so exciting, keep following it!
This story of gods and demons rooted in folklore has become a timeless classic with its fantastic imagination and vivid characters. The dangers and difficulties on the westward journey are not only an adventure to subjugate demons, but also a practice that reflects human nature. The contrasting personalities of the four protagonists make the story full of tension. The fiery-eyed senior brother is rebellious but is bound by a tight curse. His resistance and growth hide the most authentic human struggle; the second junior brother is gluttonous and lethargic, full of Gao Laozhuang's fireworks, and has the petty problems of greed, anger and ignorance. It makes the characters more realistic in the world; the third junior brother is taciturn and hard-working, and is the most solid backing of the team; the master is devoted to Buddha, even though the naked eye repeatedly mistakenly believes in demons, he never wavers in his original intention to learn the scriptures. There are eighty-one difficulties along the way, which temper your character and refine your bonds. The four masters and apprentices built a friendship through conflicts and struggles, and learned about persistence and responsibility in the test of life and death. Those grotesque monsters, monsters, immortals and Buddhas with powerful supernatural powers are just mirror images of human nature, reflecting greed and cowardice, but also perseverance and compassion. It is never a simple monster-fighting narrative, but a profound discussion of faith, growth and redemption wrapped in a fantasy shell. It is both hilarious to read and can gain the strength to move forward in the shock.
The plots are so intertwined that you won't be able to stop even after staying up all night! Five-star recommendation~ The characterization is so three-dimensional, every character seems like a real person, and the sense of immersion is great! The writing style is delicate and picturesque, and it feels like you are immersed in the scene when you read it. The stamina is really great! It is not only a wonderful story, but also contains profound thoughts. After reading it, I can't calm down for a long time ~ Best novel I read this year! No matter the plot, emotion or writing, it is impeccable!
I like the Journey to the West TV series very much, but this novel feels different in plot from the 1986 version of the TV series. The content of this story is more in line with the original work. It is well written. The origin of Sun Wukong is written in great detail, and the dialogue between the characters is also in line with the censorship of contemporary people. It is good, worth collecting and recommending! Watched it again, it's really good. Can you please update it soon? I'm really looking forward to the content of the story later.
The five elements are in harmony with each other and show their magical powers. With magic weapons and special skills, they can overcome eighty-one difficulties and break the traps of demons. The description is very detailed and worth reading 👍
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Stories that subvert traditional scriptures have always been so exciting. "Journey to the West: Legend of the Legend of Four" breaks out of the inherent framework and creates the image of Tang Monk with strong muscles and rock-solid faith. Together with the unruly Wukong, the naive Bajie, and the calm Wujing, the four protagonists have different personalities but have a deep bond, forming the core of the extremely tense Journey to the West. The five-element supernatural battle, the series of collisions between magic weapons and special moves, make the eighty-one difficult journey of subduing demons full of visual impact, and every fierce battle is filled with unbridled imagination. The story does not stop at the thrill of defeating monsters and upgrading, but uses the bizarre world of gods and demons as a mirror to reflect the truest human nature. Wukong's resistance and growth, Bajie's pyrotechnics and greed, anger and ignorance, Sha Seng's silence and perseverance, and Tang Seng's original intention are all tempered and made more vivid by the hardships. This is not only a journey of learning that defies fate and changes one's destiny, but also a heroic hymn about cultivation, redemption and responsibility. It is a hearty read with a long aftertaste.
In another version of Journey to the West, the author tells the story of the muscular Tang monk Wukong Bajie and Wujing who traveled all the way to the west during the Zhenguan period. The five elements were in harmony and showed his magical powers. He broke through the traps of demons and monsters, rewrote the story of fetching scriptures in a way that goes against heaven, and protects the true scriptures and saves all sentient beings.