Journey to the West: How Tang Sanzang Was Forced to Become Tang Sanzang the Grave-Digger

Why does the protagonist still think he is the ancient Sun Wukong? The protagonist is Sun Wukong's original monkey in Journey to the West. In fact, the protagonist has learned the spells that he thinks he cannot understand. When the protagonist hits Nezha, Nezha runs away as evidence. The protagonist always thinks that he is the spiritual stone monkey who is a chess piece in the fantasy Journey to the West, but he does not know that he has always been the natural stone monkey of Taiyi Golden Immortal above the Hunyuan Qi, the Monkey King! [Laughing][laughing][laughing] The main character is a little bit weird, please don't take it by mistake

I have long wanted to read the plot of Journey to the West in which I kill those immortal mounts. This novel has basically met my expectations. I hope that there will be a change in the future, so that those behind-the-scenes immortals and Buddhas can also be killed, and replaced with those who truly care about the world.

I have read Chapter 19 so far. It is a very interesting Journey to the West fanfic. It does not pursue realms, and there is no such thing as Sun Wukong's destined son. It is very comfortable to watch. The most important thing is that Wukong's imagination is really difficult to stretch (Tang Monk is really miserable [laughing] [laughing]), there is no deliberate pursuit of conflicts, and the pace is relatively fast. After reading the updated 60 chapters, the latter part is a little dull (mainly because the plot is similar, but there are also many small ideas, such as Sun Wukong's sword control skills have become more and more sophisticated, and the Bull Demon King dies as soon as he steals it, maybe because his magic power is used to maintain the formation), However, the realm of Sun Wukong is shown (already in Hunyuan). The climax should wait until the end of learning the scriptures. I don't know much about the plot of the sequel to Journey to the West, but the next stage of improvement should be to absorb the energy of Hunyuan. I have to wait until the end of Huiyuan before I can fight with those saints or something? Maybe not, after all, realm and strength are not particularly linked. There is also a national line. Many countries clearly want to destroy Buddhism after Tang Monk leaves. Maybe after the collection is over, Buddhism's luck will not rise but fall. Then the scripture collection team will get the biggest piece of cake, and then there will be a contradiction. It can be connected to the sequel of Journey to the West. Maybe Tang Monk can be made Buddha in the future. Moreover, Tang Monk's character has changed significantly during the scripture collection process. He should not be replaced by Jin Chanzi, but at most integrated.

This book is the kind of book that doesn't look funny, but actually has a lot of laughs that make no sense. Sun Wukong was granted the title of Bi Ma Wen, and then he had to raise horses 24 hours a day. After raising horses for half a month, he couldn't bear it and ran away. Then he was invited back to win the title of Monkey King. The Jade Emperor saw that he was too idle and made him look after the peach garden. Sun Wukong said, I am a monkey, you let a monkey look after the peaches? The Jade Emperor said, I believe you. In the end, Sun Wukong carefully guarded the Taoyuan, and in the Taoyuan he had an epiphany and drained the Taoyuan. The Jade Emperor said, you are an honest monkey, you should go back [laughing and crying], and then the monkey was expelled and returned to Huaguo Mountain. This book feels a bit like the growth history of Tang Sanzong.

Not bad, the plot pace is relatively fast. You can still take a look

It's a weird Journey to the West. It's not that great, but it's still worth watching [laughing crookedly] [laughing crookedly]

Classical cultivation of immortality is closer to the original version, without the realm of each paragraph, and more story.

I would like to give myself a five-star review. This is what I wrote when I had nothing to do. If I can still read it, I will give a book review. One or two stars is fine. At least it means that someone has read the book.

He has his own style, but the disadvantage is that he still likes to use some conspiracy theories to promote the plot of Journey to the West. In fact, the author can rely on a little daily writing, mainly writing some small details of the plot, and there is no need to write too much about bitterness, great hatred, and the like.

Well written, I like to read it. The protagonist is lawless without learning a skill, and he doesn't bother to do that, and he doesn't meddle in other people's business. Everything I do depends on my mood. When killing monsters, I kill them if I want to. If I don't want to kill them, I just pretend I didn't see them. I never force myself to stand up to those I can't beat.