Patriarch Bodhi Fought from Nantianmen to the Prehistoric Times

1 西 Journey to the West Begins with Tathagata Suppressing Sun Wukong Swordsman of the Tang DynastyEastern Fantasy2.5M Wordscompleted 3kReads8.8Score290Shelves

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Come and see the different Bodhi Patriarch of Journey to the West

2 西 Journey to the West Reopens: the Great Sage Descends into Heaven Banks Islands Back ViewEastern Fantasy147k Wordsongoing 34Reads—Score—Shelves

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The invincible Saint Ancestor Bodhi reshapes the Dharma body for his disciple, fights in the nine realms together, and eventually becomes the king of the prehistoric times.

3 神 The Legend of the Condor: Zhang Sanfeng Has a Crush on Guo Xiang Free Young ManMartial Arts461k Wordsongoing 29.6kReads7.5Score2.1kShelves

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The Condor Trilogy fills in the 100-year gap, looking at the life of Zhang Sanfeng and Guo Xiang. [Make faces]

6 我 I, Sun Wukong, Am Invincible! Destiny EphemeraEastern Fantasy2.3M Wordscompleted 34.5kReads9.1Score10.5kShelves

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There is Ancestor Bodhi behind him. When the four masters and disciples of Tang Monk were consecrated at Lingshan Mountain, at the foot of Lingshan Mountain, a man who looked like an angry beggar showed disdain in his eyes. He whispered bitterly: "Tathagata, my grandson, will come back. A different journey to the west, the journey of revenge of the Monkey King."

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This book is so beautiful, it's a blockbuster that travels through the prehistoric world! It is full of all kinds of super exciting fighting scenes, fantastic world view and wise ancestor characters. It is definitely an excellent choice for friends who are obsessed with fantasy!

12 护 The Bodhi Patriarch Who Protects the Calf Cloud Pot PotEastern Fantasy172k Wordscompleted 255Reads—Score—Shelves

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This book is so beautiful, it's a blockbuster that travels through the prehistoric world! It is full of all kinds of super exciting fighting scenes, a fantastic world view and wise ancestor characters. It is definitely an excellent choice for friends who are obsessed with fantasy!

17 穿 Traveling Through Bodhi Patriarch, the First Calamity in the Journey to the West Drinking Old ManEastern Fantasy410k Wordsongoing 646Reads7.0Score142Shelves

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Patriarch Bodhi: Master of Wukong. After traveling through time, he became Patriarch Zhunti Shanshi, and he became the master of Sun Wukong. He once told Wukong: "If you make mistakes in the future, you must not mention my name!" He also sighed: "How did my smart disciple become a monkey like this?"... The content is novel and not to be missed. I highly recommend it.

18 洪 Honghuang: I Enlightened the Spiritual Roots to Strengthen Hongjun Brother Yang FuEastern Fantasy1.1M Wordsongoing 280Reads5.4Score—Shelves

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Man, you have to read this novel! There is a super exciting world of Xianxia, ​​with revenge, growth, love and hatred, and super explosive fighting scenes! It will definitely make you put it down and unable to stop!

25 大 The Return of the Great Sage 2 the Origin of the Universe Destiny EphemeraEastern Fantasy3.8M Wordscompleted 14.2kReads9.5Score1.5kShelves

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The drama is super good

27 从 Begin to Enlighten Hunyuan from Sanxingdong Who Is Little StarEastern Fantasy508k Wordscompleted 2kReads8.7Score114Shelves

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Shanshi Bodhi, who incarnated as a Taoist Zhunti, and accepted Kong as his disciple, felt deeply that Buddhism was too deceptive! The journey to the west is actually the careful layout of Taoist ancestor Hongjun and the saints! He planned to achieve Wukong's victory over the Buddha, but the merits were monopolized by the Tathagata, haha!

28 西 Journey to the West: Returning to the Origin of All Realms and Achieving Great Enlightenment Rivers, Oceans, VastnessEastern Fantasy1.3M Wordscompleted 12.9kReads8.5Score950Shelves

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Shanshi Bodhi, who incarnated as a Taoist Zhunti, and accepted Kong as his disciple, felt deeply that Buddhism was too deceptive! The journey to the west is actually the careful layout of Taoist ancestor Hongjun and the saints! He planned to achieve Wukong's victory over the Buddha, but his merits were monopolized by the Tathagata, haha!

30 孙 Sun Wukong: I Am Invincible Under Hongjun Thrush for YiEastern Fantasy345k Wordsongoing 41Reads—Score—Shelves

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The story of Sun Wukong who fought and defeated the Buddha and gradually became the new Buddha [Thoughts] [Cool]

32 打 Create the Qingyun Immortal Sect and Start with the Arrival of the Great Ancestor Storm Is KingEastern Fantasy1.3M Wordsongoing 114.4kReads9.1Score11.9kShelves

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Any sincere companionship can become a huge force

40 反 The Villain Styx? No, It's the Light of Prehistoric Times Qu Fei ShangEastern Fantasy2.2M Wordscompleted 47.6kReads8.6Score3.8kShelves

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If you like prehistoric times, you can take a look at the beginning of the moral kidnapping array

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Be a person who only remembers happiness and knowledge

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On the day he became a Buddha, Sun Wukong saw the truth clearly: the eighty-one difficulties were all staged by gods and Buddhas, and he was just a living sacrifice in the merit book. A question from the front of Lingshan Palace was met with a world-destroying palm from Tathagata. The golden body was burned to ashes, and the soul was shattered. Only a ray of soul remained, and he used his last instinct to escape to the outside of the East China Sea - the place where the memory began, Lingtai Fangcun Mountain. In the Three-Star Cave under the setting moon, Patriarch Bodhi caught the dying spark. The sleeping fairy mountain wakes up here. When the ignorant remnant soul is reshaped in the sea of ​​​​stars, and the past plot is bloody, it is time for Fang Cunshan's sword to be unsheathed. This time, the real master stood behind the Monkey King. They want to step on the southern sky, break the sky, go up to Lingshan Mountain, ask the Tathagata, and burn this hypocritical Three Realms to the ground.

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Patriarch Bodhi must be the strongest. . . .

47 元 Yuanshi*** ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Even if the King of Heaven comes, I won't be able to deal with him.

49 穿 Journey to the West Lai ZhenxuEastern Fantasy673k Wordscompleted 115Reads—Score—Shelves

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Journey to the West cannot be without Emperor Huang Tian

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Let us open this classic and have a dialogue with Lao Tzu that spans time and space. Under the wisdom guidance of the Tao Te Ching, we can start a more intelligent and calm life journey.