Film and TV Crossover: My Mission Is to Make Every Regret Right

This Journey to the West spin-off really pokes me! In the story, Mrs. Bones' obsession is not to eat Tang Monk to seek immortality, but to be unwilling to be stamped as a born evil just because she is a monster. The prejudices in the three realms are so hurtful. Gods and Buddhas hold the yardstick of judgment and determine the good and evil of all sentient beings at birth. This is so unfair to all sentient beings. With this obsession, Xu Nian walked through the Lingshan Thunder Tribulation, experienced life and death, and did not forcibly overthrow the entire Three Realms, but protected thousands of living beings in Baihu Ridge, and also fulfilled Wukong. The great sage does not need to be trapped in the shackles of becoming a Buddha, nor does he need to fight to defeat the Buddha in a formal way. He can keep the one he loves and return to Huaguo Mountain. Prejudice still exists in the world, but it cannot define a person's life. At the end, when the peach blossoms bloomed all over the mountain in Baihuling, I really cried.

It's so beautiful, it's a bit sad and touching 🥺

It's very interesting. It combines many movie and TV plots. The most important thing is to make up for the regrets in movies and TV shows. The subject matter is particularly novel.

The author is very imaginative, using the classic Journey to the West as a derivative, but without losing the soul of the classic. A series of fateful stories are staged in turn. It is a good book, collect it first, and read it when you have time!