Under Jinshan Temple, Fahai and Bai Suzhen died together, but a wisp of their remaining souls traveled through time and space and merged with the two souls of Tang Sanzang on the westward journey. The new "Tang San Burial" wakes up in the daughter country. Faced with the overwhelming love of the infatuated queen, Buddha and devil are intertwined in his heart. The obsession of suppressing evil spirits in the past life collides fiercely with the tenderness that cannot be let down in this life. He decided not to be a puppet for Buddhist scriptures, but to reorganize a rebellious team that can fight against the gods and Buddhas in the sky - Monkey King, the Monkey King, Yang Jian, the god of justice, and Nezha, the great god of the three altars and seas, are the real " scripture collectors" in his heart. However, Heavenly Court and Lingshan had already laid a dragnet and regarded him as a heretic. **(Villain Agent: Heavenly Court and Lingshan Force)** He must find and convince these rebellious "helpers" before the westbound road is completely blocked. This is an almost impossible task. What's even more fatal is that his relationship with the king of the daughter's kingdom is both the light that warms him and the sharp sword hanging above his head - once exposed, the entire daughter's kingdom will face catastrophe because of him (Destiny Chip: Emotion and the Survival of the Country). Tang San is walking on the edge of a knife. On the one hand, he must protect the one he loves, and on the other hand, he must fulfill his ambition of "burying all the unfair immortals and Buddhas." Between his personal love and the righteousness of the common people, he must make his own choice (dilemma: small love and righteousness). What awaits him at the end of this heaven-defying road may be a "bitter victory" - even if he succeeds, he may lose everything.
Reader comments
The text is majestic and begins with the decisive ambition to "bury the Buddha". The heroic spirit of overcoming dangers and burying gods and Buddhas directly touches people's hearts. The golden hairpin and jade pendant hides tenderness, contrasting with the sharp eyes and the softness. The setting of Five Elements Mountain is linked to the classic Journey to the West, and the plot of the protagonist seeking an alliance with the Great Sage is fully developed. The image of light and shadow in the morning mist highlights the unknown road ahead. The arrogant and affectionate character is established at the beginning of the book, and the climax is at the beginning, making people read.
The atmosphere of the text is depressing and tense, with the ruined temple, moonlight, and serious injuries as the background, filling the room with a sense of desperation. The triple drumbeat, surveillance from heaven, and serious injury all add up to make every step of the protagonist's life feel like walking on thin ice. The memory of Fa Hai's battle is used to enhance the calm character design, which not only has the real pain of injury, but also has the tension of wits before making a decision. The ending is left hanging, and the rhythm is tight and gripping. The tension and forbearance of survival in a desperate situation are written in a very immersive way.
A good book, recommended
The text is majestic and begins with the decisive ambition to "bury the Buddha". The heroic spirit of overcoming dangers and burying gods and Buddhas directly touches people's hearts. The golden hairpin and jade pendant hides tenderness, contrasting with the sharp eyes and the softness. The setting of Five Elements Mountain is linked to the classic Journey to the West, and the plot of the protagonist seeking an alliance with the Great Sage is fully developed. The image of light and shadow in the morning mist highlights the unknown road ahead. The arrogant and affectionate character is established at the beginning of the book, and the climax is at the beginning, making people read.
The atmosphere of the text is depressing and tense, with the ruined temple, moonlight, and serious injuries as the background, filling the room with a sense of desperation. The triple drumbeat, surveillance from heaven, and serious injury all add up to make every step of the protagonist's life feel like walking on thin ice. The memory of Fa Hai's battle is used to enhance the calm character design, which not only has the real pain of injury, but also has the tension of wits before making a decision. The ending is left hanging, and the rhythm is tight and gripping. The tension and forbearance of survival in a desperate situation are written in a very immersive way. A good book, recommended