
Journey to the West: the Biography of Tang Monk
西游记之唐僧传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Entertainment, System, History, Online Games
Mainly recommended: entertainment, systems, history, online games I started reading it a long time ago and now, I have become an old bookworm, and I still want to create a book list and sort out my own books. After all, some books have moved me. There are those who are watching it, those who have finished it, and those who are eunuchs. Some of the recommendations may not have many words, but they are all my favorites. Sorry if you don't like it. The book list is updated from time to time.
Fu Sheng House
One book, one world, one book, one life. There are some books that I am currently following or that I find very interesting. I am a mobile phone addict + a mobile phone addict. The introduction is incompetent, so I will try my best to make up for what I didn't write. Anyway, everyone is here to read the book. As long as the book is good, it's useless. No matter how good the introduction is, it's useless if the book is not good. Full range of premium products. I don't like that there are too
Elegance of Famous People, Glitz and Glamor Handed Down from Generation to Generation
Famous masters passed down from generation to generation, endlessly entertaining articles!
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There is a book called Journey to the West: The Unsolved Mysteries 🙂
[Comment] No rest on days off!
As usual, come and check in and get your tickets!
Tang Seng is the CEO, Monkey King is the marketing department, Bajie is the planning department, Sha Monk is the finance department, and Xiaobailong is the transportation department. They represent the Buddhist group and were listed on the Oriental Roadshow.
As an excuse to recommend a book, I wrote "Silly Zhu's Happy Life", a courtyard novel, obscene and developed, not violent, with Gao Yuanyuan, Wan Qian, Liu Tao, Liu Yifei, Zhao Liying and other stars to help. Welcome everyone to comment.
The monkey is written too weakly and has no aura at all.
I had nothing to do and read the previous book. Author, you haven't updated it for two years. When will you update it?
Don't think that the book is finished just after you finish it. The book obviously doesn't have a finale yet!
Author, author, when will you come back and write the volume?
This monthly pass is awesome!
[Comment] The four major classics are all artistically processed
There is no Diao Chan in the official history of the Three Kingdoms, and Cao Cao is not a traitor. Wu Dalang and Pan Jinlian were the worst offenders in Water Margin. The Dream of Red Mansions is unclear. Journey to the West is a myth, so it should be better.
[Comment] A masterpiece of original work, full of white text, a pure land outside of routine literature! ! !
The writing is very fluent, and the plot is well-conceived and self-contained! The characters are well-drawn! If such a book cannot be strongly recommended by Qidian, then there are too many novices, and the Qidian environment is too unfavorable for originality and richness of works. In addition, regarding the origin of Wukong himself, the so-called Heroic Monument is a bit poisonous, but the flaws are not hidden. I personally think that if this book is sold as a physical version or bought out, it will be very effective. I strongly recommend it. I think that the overall quality of this book is higher than the starting point, another Journey to the West theme "The Big Monkey"!