Lu Zhishen of the Sa Family Traveled Westward to Slay Demons

I feel very excited when I think that Lu Zhishen's emperor is Li Shimin, and I feel even more excited when I think that Brother Monkey's master is Lu Zhishen.

There are no clichéd conspiracy theories that have been interpreted maliciously. I think this book has the potential to be compared with the original world of Xuanzang's Tripitaka. They are all different understandings of Buddhism by different monks and Buddhas. Good article [Like] Dare to write the section about Zen Master Wuchao. I really can't control it. If I miss it a little, the whole article will be revealed to be tacky. Most Journey to the West novels are brainless and cool articles and just skip this section. However, the author not only dared to write, but also wrote it very well.

I finished reading it in one go. The sermons are not as sophisticated as those of other Westward Journey genres. Instead, they are easy to understand and approachable. Although I have never heard of the Water Margin, the protagonist won my heart. Each character has his own highlights (except Sha Lao Monk) and the protagonist also has moments when he is defeated. It requires the concerted efforts of the brothers to solve everything. It is really a good book. It is like digging for gold in the excrement. I took out a Buddha statue.

It's quite interesting, there is no conspiracy theory, Master Lu has a good sense of character! I was moved by this part of Huang Fengling. It's so well written and full of flesh and blood, and the final transformation into a human being is even more touching.

There are many five-star reviews in the review sections of many books, but most of them are not worthy of the name. I see that most of your books have received five-star reviews. I didn't agree with most of them at first, but after reading a few, it is indeed worthy of the name. Very well written, keep up the good work [Like][Like][Like]

This is one of the few Journey to the West books that I can read on Tomato. The author's writing style is quite good to be honest. So far, there are no conspiracy theories, and the titles of each chapter also make me feel comfortable reading it.

Tijuan established Weizhou with a horizontal sword, and the injustice was over before his eyes. The Zen door is hard to lock, and the air is flying into the sky. Angry eyes are still hanging in the Buddhist hall. The Jie sword cuts off the debts of the mortal world, and the Zen staff breaks the iron locks. Capture the general in the midst of a hundred thousand troops, and protect your heart for a hundred and eight nights. Listen to the tide news in Liuhe Temple, and realize the truth on the Qiantang River. After returning with a little inspiration, he swam towards the Jinshan wooden basin. Putting on the cassock again is not the old style, and lifting the Zen staff again is a new idea. This body has left Liangshan, traveling westward on a major road. Give this poem a five-star rating! (¯▽¯)👍

It is a non-traditional journey to the west, and it is not a prehistoric myth. A brand new picture of Buddhist scriptures comes into view! At first glance, it is a bit messy, but upon closer inspection, you can inadvertently see some details that point directly to people's hearts, such as Lu Zhishen's hatred of evil in his heart, and the solemn treasure that merges with his original body... It is very good, with delicate descriptions of psychological activities and compact plot advancement, it is worth watching carefully! To be honest, the plot at the beginning gave me more impression of the author's delicate writing style and profound writing skills! As I read it slowly, I discovered the author's erudite side! The author's understanding of Buddhism, such as Xuanzang's body feeding of demons, corresponds to the story of King Shibi cutting flesh to feed the eagles in the Sutra of Xianyu. His understanding of Taoism, such as words enlightening Wukong and making him realize something, corresponds to the opening chapter of Laozi's "Tao Te Ching", "The Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao." What made me feel more enlightened is The author's writing implies the philosophy of mind of the Confucian sage Wang Yangming. Xuanzang has always done what he thinks is right. This is exactly what Yangming said: "My heart is the universe, and human desires are the laws of nature!" It is indeed a rare good book, and it echoes the core concept of "the unity of three religions" in the original work "Journey to the West"! I only gave the book a four-star review at the beginning, but I found out that it was too low, and the follow-up review must be a five-star review!

A good book, transparent, Lu Zhishen's chivalrous spirit and courage meet the intrigues of the original work, and the upright chivalry in Journey to the West is the only way to protect the common people by taking the true scripture! OK!

The best Journey to the West novel I have read in the past two years. It does not follow the usual path of prehistoric times, nor does it set any realm of cultivation. It tells the story of Lu Zhishen reincarnated into Tang Monk and traveled westward to recruit disciples to eliminate demons. The details are also very rigorous. It can be seen that the author does have a sufficient reserve of knowledge. He is obviously an old author. In short, he is very powerful.

The poor Taoist Yang Maoxuan is here to pay his respects. Regardless of whether Brother Dao is a monk, a Taoist or a layman, the poor Taoist all recognizes you as a Taoist brother. Haha, with this writing, the Taoist brother has fulfilled his loyalty to the world and the principles of Buddhism and Taoism. The breeze blows on the hills for nine days, and the frost on the temples comes in all night long. The ink stains the mountains and rivers. Taoist brother, I won't say more, hahahaha, I'm going to be punished.

The writing is quite good, but there is one small detail. Lu Zhishen's weapon is different from the one in the TV series. The one in the TV series is called the Crescent Convenient Shovel, which is also called the Good Shovel. Because of the chaos of war in the late Northern Song Dynasty, corpses were everywhere, and the monk brought this to facilitate burying corpses and clearing roads. The original text describes the water mill Zen staff as resembling a python, which should be similar to a stick or a bone.

A rare good article! The writing style is smooth, the author has profound writing skills, and the protagonists are very determined! There is no inexplicable ambiguous plot with the female character.

Dada's writing is very good and there are no conspiracy theories. Watching Lu Zhishen's heroic deeds and righteousness, and his interpretation of Buddhism and the birth of the true Buddha from an unconventional perspective will warm your heart and make you feel comfortable.

The book is a good book, the author's writing style is exquisite, and it is rare to have a correct outlook on life. I must praise it! But it's this person who reads the book that makes me sigh... How should I put it? Some people may have stayed in the gutter for too long without seeing any light or hope. He keeps talking about conspiracy theories, but I don't know if he is really a blind eye and has completely sunk in, or if he is just a child and is guilty of following the trend. Overall, the book is good to read, and the comments are also good to read. It is a small microcosm of the various aspects of the human world [exploration]

It's very comfortable to watch. I'm traveling to the west, but I'm still the same Lu Tisha. It's relaxed and interesting but not mindless. It's good to read.

Needless to say, beautiful

The writing is very distinctive and beautiful.

There are no conspiracy theories at all. It's a bit touching. Gods are basically good.

Awesome, so awesome. It's very interesting even without conspiracy theories.

Good book, good book. It is normal that the rating has just reached a low point. Personally, I feel it can reach around 9.3 [Like] [Like] [Like]

A very excellent novel, on top of the list of tomatoes, At the forefront

There is no internet on the train, but it makes people calm down and read this book carefully. With just a few strokes, Lu Tiha's rough-and-tumble, informal character is brought to life... The same goes for the other members of the Westward Journey. Accepting the Black Bear Spiritual Sustainability is even more refreshing, and it breaks out of the original framework of the four-person Westbound team and adds a new and colorful touch. This small ruined temple of Western Persimmon welcomed a real Bodhisattva. [Think]

I personally think it is very good The conspiracy theory-free setting makes this book feel comfortable. It can be said to be a masterpiece based on a single (shallow) interpretation of "Journey to the West". Lu Zhishen's character setting is very good. It is worth mentioning that what I like is the vague call to the author. "Gay" atmosphere, the writing is also good

It's very beautiful, the writing is good, and Lu Zhishen's character is well portrayed.

Really very beautiful

When reading this novel, I suggested replacing the music "White Dragon Horse" with "Heroes"

The true words are written to show the sincerity, and the true meaning is clarified to save the real person.

Having read Water Margin, I highly recommend it. There are only a few people in the entire Shuibo Liangshan who truly uphold justice for heaven, and Lu Tiha is one of them. Lu Zhishen here also yelled "Shuangwen" when he saw injustice on the road!

I have been using Tomato for two or three years, and this is the only book that I can read enchantingly.