Li Zhen's family has worshiped Huang Xian for generations, but Huang Pizi sought the title and killed him for three generations. In the first life, the answer was "like a god" and the whole family starved to death; in the second life, the answer was "like a human being" and the whole village was plagued by plague. In the third life, he answered "Like Sun Wukong". Although he attracted the attention of Heaven, he was still strangled to death. After her fourth reincarnation, she found another way and replied, "You are like my dad! My dad is the Monkey King!" The way of heaven actually sent down the cause and effect, and Huang Pizi was forced to fight to defeat the Buddhist position. The Great Sage appeared and gave him a life-saving hair. From then on, Li Zhen held the Buddha treasure, practiced medicine to save the world, and fought wits and courage with the evil cultivators who coveted the treasure.
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They say don't adapt, don't adapt. Why should a good short story be transformed into a horror drama + a drama about gods and Buddhas? The original short story has imaginative ideas, character design, and emphasizes cause and effect and reincarnation. It is a good-looking fairy tale. The three reincarnations make both the heroine and Huang Pizi stand up. After the adaptation, evil cultivators and the Great Sage's line were added, as well as a large-scale foolish people's line. The plot is cliché, the characters are collapsed, and the beginning and the end are separated. The only "seeking for others is better than seeking for yourself" is a bonus. I don't want to damage the image of the Great Sage in my heart. After all, this is a fight against the Buddha, not the Monkey King! Oh, the moral kidnapping of the heroine was like Thief Six. I went to the bank and asked, "Will you give me 100 million, right?" Then no one gave it to me, so I insulted the bank for not keeping its word. It really opened my eyes. This adaptation is superfluous, the more it is changed, the more vulgar it becomes, over
They say don't adapt, don't adapt. Why should a good short story be transformed into a horror drama + a drama about gods and Buddhas? The original short story has imaginative ideas, character design, and emphasizes cause and effect and reincarnation. It is a good-looking fairy tale. The three reincarnations make both the heroine and Huang Pizi stand up. After the adaptation, evil cultivators and the Great Sage's line were added, as well as a large-scale foolish people's line. The plot is cliché, the characters are collapsed, and the beginning and the end are separated. The only "seeking for others is better than seeking for yourself" is a bonus. I don't want to damage the image of the Great Sage in my heart. After all, this is a fight against the Buddha, not the Monkey King! Oh, the moral kidnapping of the heroine was like Thief Six. I went to the bank and asked, "Will you give me 100 million, right?" Then no one gave it to me, so I insulted the bank for not keeping its word. It really opened my eyes. This adaptation is superfluous, the more it is changed, the more vulgar it becomes, over
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