Journey to the West: Master Wants to Tell Another Story

I think this book is a masterpiece far beyond the normal level of Tomato. Putting aside Buddhism and thoughts, this is far beyond what Tomato Universe needs to discuss. Speaking of writing style alone, without exaggerated rhetoric or rendering, ordinary words can accurately describe the scene and atmosphere. The description of the characters is even more outstanding. Everyone on the Buddhist scriptures team is vivid and lifelike through the language, actions, expressions, etc. During the narrative process. The most important thing is the story. Without changing the main tasks and form of the original work, every small storyline is quite attractive. They are obviously familiar characters and scenes, but the author has given them new life and ideas. Around the development of the story, everyone in the protagonist group is growing, rather than repeating it in a facial expression. Although there are TV series, games and other masterpieces before it, this book does not lose any of its charm!

This version of Tang Seng has a clear perspective and is very powerful. He is not hypocritical. It can only be said that he is indeed capable. The author has put a lot of effort into writing, and it is complicated to check the information, but it is very comfortable to read. Already surpassing 99.8% Of other fans

This sentence is very nice. I have always been misled by Monk Tang in Journey to the West. The real Monk Tang was braver than anyone else. He sneaked to the West to seek Buddhist scriptures without passing the Wendie customs, and became a famous monk in history. How could he be the monk in Journey to the West who only traveled to the West, did not know right from wrong, and showed false compassion. Another point that is also better is that other novels are either helping Buddhism or Taoism, anyway, they are helping this or that. Anyway, most of them are helping Taoism, and then there are a lot of conspiracy theories about Journey to the West. Anyway, I can only say that this book is a masterpiece, with a rating of at least 9 points! I can only say that a bunch of five-star reviews are unreasonable. It can be said that it is 10,000 times better than those conspiracy theories about Journey to the West.

Good looking. If the original version of Journey to the West gave me a kind of "Theravada Buddhism" to help myself, then this version written by the fan is more like the "Mahayana Buddhism" to help others and myself. I have only read about thirty chapters and I am already looking forward to what comes next, and I can see that the author has written it carefully. In addition to quoting Buddhist scriptures, there is also self-understanding. It looks very gentle and comfortable. I look forward to finishing the book [Sending my heart]

The writing is so wonderful, I was attracted by the first chapter, and it can be seen that there is indeed an understanding of Buddhism. It's not a simple dark myth. To put it bluntly, there is no black or evil, it's just a matter of stance. If you can ask for help from yourself, why ask for help from Buddhas?

We all know that the "Tang Monk" in "Journey to the West" who can only close his eyes and recite the tight mantra, and open his mouth to shout to Wukong for help, is not the real Master Xuanzang in history. So when the true eminent monk who sacrificed his life to seek the Dharma traveled to the world of Journey to the West, taking the promotion of the Dharma to benefit living beings as his own duty, and his compassion to help the world as his original intention, and re-walked the long journey to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures, what would be the same but completely different story? On a familiar fantasy stage, familiar vivid characters appeared in a predetermined order: sleek gods, ferocious demons, humble lands, rude kings... But one protagonist tore up the script, changed his lines, and was determined to act as his true self. As a result, people in the sky and on earth fell on their backs, gods and Buddhas were busy setting up checkpoints, disciples were busy learning the Dharma, demons were busy receiving enlightenment, and all living beings received great blessings! Exactly: The rain of nectar and dharma washes away sorrow and sadness, and the red blood flows sweetly for sins. The light and the flames of wisdom live in the void, why do you ask for anything anywhere? The spiritual mountain is not far away in my heart, and I can't bear to rest for the sake of benefiting all sentient beings. The supreme happiness of Saha has no joy and disgust, and the great compassion of the same body remains here.

Nice! ! ! ! He is worthy of being a true holy monk, helping others, himself and all sentient beings. Every story has a meaning and every chapter is very touching [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] The great sage has also met his own master

Really, really nice. Let me see a different journey to the west. Every sentence the author writes about the truth of Tang Sanzang is reasonable, and nothing he does deviates from this. The subject of "all living beings". And when encountering difficulties, he will overcome them. It really solves this problem. Fair and impartial. No one was ignored. This is a well-deserved holy monk. This saint's heart makes me feel physically and mentally happy and relaxed. Five stars, I must give it five stars. It's really beautiful. Everyone must come and see it. The master is the best Then, hello to the first senior brother, hello to the second brother, hello to the third brother, hello to the fourth brother, and hello to the fifth brother.

What a great book. How should I put it, at least it is a very novel perspective. He is different from the kind-hearted Tang Monk in the past. He feels like he has a Zen spirit? Anyway, it's very nice to watch. I read a book called Journey to the West before. Well, that book is pretty good too. But, well, this book gave me a really different feeling. All in all, it's highly recommended.

Needless to say, this is definitely one of the best Journey to the West fics on Tomato. Tang Monk is courageous and compassionate, and can make everyone believe in him. The author has definitely put in the effort, and there are many quotes from Buddhist scriptures, which is really good.