Journey to the West: Against the Heavenly Understanding, Learned from the Eight Precepts

I have listened to eighty chapters of the book, and I feel it is quite good. The writing style, logic and plot are all good, and it can be considered an above-average level work. It just depends on whether the hole dug in front can be filled in later!

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, but it's a bit lacking in detail.

The content is novel and interesting, and it can be regarded as a unique and original novel. The content is grand. It starts with Journey to the West, and its own growth parallels the two lines of Journey to the West. It hides the grand main line of the battle between demons. Later, it uses Pangu's backhand as an excuse to change the world and open up the front line of the wilderness. The three lines drive together. In addition, the theory of the erosion and annexation of the two realms of Yin and Yang makes the plot more colorful and ups and downs. It gives me the feeling of peeling back layers of an onion but each layer is a surprise. Excellent book. The author has his own thoughts and ideas, and his writing style is excellent. It can be regarded as a masterpiece among novels in the genre of "Ancient Wilderness" and "Journey to the West". It's a pity that I wrote it too late, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to reach the threshold of a pioneering work.

A relatively novel and good book about Journey to the West

To be a god is not to sit in a temple, receive offerings of mundane incense, and listen to illusory prayers. Rather, it gives people a foundation to establish themselves and the world an order of existence. Let young children smile, let old people enjoy peace, and let there be a pure land where hope can take root and sprout in this filthy world. This is the great justice of the gods. He who gives people dignity is the true God.

Who says Bajie can only be a tool? This book directly filled up his Tianpeng Marshal cards. The apprentice followed him to learn the Tianhe method, practice swords, and magic weapons, and walked sideways in the world of Journey to the West step by step. It was so exciting that he couldn't stop! Good-looking and good-looking. . . . .

Logical, good-looking, love to read, more to come

A good journey to the west novel, you can read it

The Journey to the West fan novel has a novel setting, and the plot of worshiping Bajie as a disciple breaks away from the traditional scripture learning routine.

The author's writing style is online and the plot flow is quite interesting. The protagonist has invincible intelligence and a clear and natural growth line. He has Bajie as his teacher and others as his backer, which is quite satisfying. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics and distinct personalities, and they are not the same. The protagonist's understanding is invincible

It's quite novel to rationalize Journey to the West from another perspective.

It's too little. I'll add more updates. Later I can travel to all the worlds.

Traveling through the west, Bai Mo transformed into a panda, practiced hard for thousands of years to survive the tribulation, and was brought back to Yunzhan Cave by Tianpeng. Knowing that the other party was a direct disciple of Xuandu, he immediately became a disciple. Bajie taught all the magical powers and secrets. With his super understanding, he rose steadily in the disputes of Journey to the West.

Reshape Zhu Bajie's character image, no longer a fishing character [smirk] [snicker] Interesting

It's quite nice to watch. Bonus points for the national treasure being taught by others.

This Journey to the West fanfic breaks out of the stereotypes and has a very innovative setting. The starting point of the protagonist worshiping Bajie as his disciple is very eye-catching, the writing style is sharp and sharp, and there is no Madonna plot, and the character creation is brilliant, very good

Relying on the background of the People's Education to explore the three realms, the setting of apprenticeship with Tianpeng at the beginning is eye-catching.

Too little, not enough to watch [please update]

It looks good, come on, the author is great

It feels good. I don't know why the rating is so low.

The only drawback is that the improvement of cultivation level is too slow.

It's pretty good-looking, but the cultivation level is a bit low.

The author's ideas are indeed good. Although the protagonist does grow up smoothly, the ideas are indeed very good and harmonious, which shows how much research has been done.

Good! It's wonderful, I can't stop watching it, I always want to watch the follow-up

It's quite interesting. It's a Journey to the West fanfic and quite creative.

The interaction between master and disciple is wonderful. Bajie seems to be a Buddhist, but actually protects his disciples everywhere.

The sky is filled with money to teach everyone the secret knowledge, and the protagonist improves the immortal method on his own, and the more he reads, the better he becomes.

The writing is relatively fresh, and the point of view is different from all other Journey to the West Rebirth.

The non-Madonna protagonist is lovable, and the plot of Journey to the West that breaks away from the framework of the original work is particularly interesting.

Very nice, very nice. The imagination is quite big.