
Journey West
西行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 30k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 22y ago
- English
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42Comments
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Devadatta was always sad, whether it was in this book or the one in Mahora.
Could it be that Matangi was the princess whom Shakyamuni married before, and that Shakyamuni used her to help Devadatta achieve enlightenment, which is why she hates Devadatta but cannot reveal the reason?
Could someone who understands this please explain who Devadatta actually loved? Was it Ananda? Could Green Soft Bearded Woman Wu Huang be a reincarnation of the same person? Deva is Maitreya, and Wu Huang calls herself Maitreya, so are Green Soft Bearded Woman Wu Huang both reincarnations of Deva? But the article ends by saying Green Soft looks very much like Matangi, so whose reincarnation are they? I'm so confused!
I watched it three times before I understood the whole plot. I actually hope that Green Rou can be with the Crown Prince, since he is the most innocent one.
I don't understand. The titles are too confusing, and so is the soul.
Hey! I guessed right! This person really is the Martial Emperor.
Conspiracy exists in every corner
Feihua JJ's views on Buddhism... Yes, it's written in an exceptionally profound way. I really don't understand. But I'll still hold on a bit.
It's so strange, or am I just stupid? I clearly gave the previous chapter a 2, how did it become a negative score? The two scores merged into 0... So sad.
A woman who loves Buddhism is becoming increasingly fascinated by your writing, from "The Fall of a Kingdom" to "The Journey to the West." It has a certain charm…