Journey to the West: Liu Bei Reborn as Tang Sanzang

It looks like it was written on a whim, but in fact the plot is coherent and contains a lot of philosophy and Buddhism. Master Xuanzang is not a dead wood that cannot be carved. Needless to say, the emperor's uncle. I have never written a pineapple about the emperor's uncle. [Eating Melon]

Please Tomato, please give Pineapple some traffic, this book is quite good, let's brag! Anyone who likes Uncle Emperor and Journey to the West can join this. I don't want to spoil it, but rest assured it will have a good ending in the end.

Very good, Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness in Journey to the West, Monkey Brother and Bajie are definitely dimensionality reduction strikes, and Liu Bei's killing when necessary, letting go when necessary, and then sniping at the stubborn Xuanzang, it is very comfortable to watch.

Great, I've wanted to watch Liu Bei and Wukong for a long time, but I didn't expect that my dream would come true. I hope there won't be any plots in the future where Liu Bei/Tang Monk has an affair with the King of the Daughter Kingdom. I'm already scared of the Journey to the West novel. Maybe my expectations were too high, so that now I am disappointed. In a sense, the author has made Liu Bei long and realistic, which is something I didn't feel in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. I have always felt that Liu Bei was a magnanimous character. This can be seen from the fact that he was dissatisfied with the governor, whipped him and then abandoned his post and left. I probably can't stand Liu Bei who is hypocritical and has double standards and conspiracy theories. I would like to thank the author for his first two articles for letting me see such an ideal Liu Bei. See you in the next article.

It's very interesting, with two male protagonists. Tang Seng is progressing with the emperor's uncle, and Liu Bei has a very distinct personality and is also thinking and having his own ideas. This old author is simply walking in his comfort zone when writing about Liu Bei [laughing and crying] What stood out to me the most was that it was neither a mindless and entertaining novel with no ups and downs in the plot, nor a conspiracy theory about black Buddhism, nor did it portray all the gods and Buddhas as good people. Instead, it seemed that the victims, gods, and immortals had become clowns and negative teaching materials.

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The two male protagonists, Liu Bei and Tang Seng, did not feel at all incompatible with each other. Instead, they felt that they complemented each other and grew up with each other. Moreover, the book contains philosophy, and I feel that it is one of the more beautiful treasures among Journey to the West fans [Sending Hearts]

After reading the introduction, I feel that the plot will be exciting. The first ten chapters are well written, the characters are flesh and blood, the pineapple is big, and it is updated quickly.

Among the many derivative works of Tomato novels, "Liu Bei's Soul Travels Through the Tang Sanzang" with pineapples all over the ground is definitely an eye-catching masterpiece. As an old reader who has followed the author's first three works, I can responsibly say that this is not only an imaginative Journey to the West fanfic, but also a sincere work that continues the author's consistent style - solid writing, three-dimensional characters, respect for the original work, and full of originality. "Liu Bei's Soul Travels Through Tang Sanzang": A collision of souls across time and space It continues the "soul travel + dual protagonist" model that the author is good at, but this time he moved the stage from the Three Kingdoms to Journey to the West, and staged a soul dialogue between Emperor Zhaolie Liu Bei and Jin Chanzi Tang Monk. Excellent core setting: the westward journey of two souls in one body The most exciting setting in the novel is that Tang Seng and Liu Bei share the same body: Tang Monk abides by his Buddhist precepts, is compassionate, and saves all living beings. Liu Bei practiced his benevolent and righteous ways, helping those in danger and those in need, punishing the evil and killing the evil. These two completely different values collided and blended in the same body, and finally reached a wonderful balance. Tang Monk's compassion and Liu Bei's benevolence complement each other, forming a more complete and humane image of a "scripture learner". Subverting the traditional master-disciple relationship: no need for tight ties, just brotherhood In the original work, Tang Seng relied on the Tightening Curse to restrain Sun Wukong and other disciples. In this book, Sun Wukong, White Dragon Horse, Black Bear Spirit, Zhu Bajie, etc. Were all moved by Liu Bei's benevolence and brotherhood, and followed the scripture-seeking team wholeheartedly. This reinterpretation of the master-disciple relationship not only retains the characters of the original work, but also gives them a new emotional connection, which is refreshing to read. It is difficult to express one's feelings with clumsy writing, so this book review is slightly polished and processed by AI. However, the words between the lines are based on personal real reading experience, full of true feelings and true feelings, and it is by no means a perfunctory work.

It's really interesting. I really like the part where Sanzo bickers. It's very fun and the writing is also very good. The plot of Sha Seng was completely unexpected, but it still moved me so much that I won't mention it in the book review. Moreover, the humor and sublimation in the book are very well grasped. The whole text looks very smooth. There are no poisonous points so far. I look forward to the author's follow-up (Pineapple is so big, don't be tired or rest (bushi)). However, the rating is really a bit low. It is obviously very good-looking. I hope the rating can go up in the future.