The Bodhi Patriarch Who Walks in the Heavens

Can you die by using punctuation marks in sentences? Are you a primary school student? Don't you need to divide sentences into paragraphs when writing an essay? You don't have many sentences in this paragraph, it looks tiring! It was originally a good book, but now it seems to be questionable. Let's read it again! If you haven't changed your mind yet, then you can only say goodbye!

The Patriarch said: "Forget it, which one do you want to learn? [There is a general Tiangang number], which should be thirty-six transformations, [there is a general earth evil number], which should be seventy-two transformations." Wukong said: "Disciple is willing to study a lot and learn one earth evil transformation." The Tiangang and Disha mentioned here only refer to a changing quantity. It does not mean that Tiangang is more powerful than Disha. Now, the saying that the Thirty-six Transformations of Tiangang are thirty-six kinds of magical powers and the Seventy-two Transformations of Earthly Evil are the seventy-two kinds of magical powers circulated in Qidian and on the Internet come from the "Tongjian of the Immortals of the Past Dynasties". It has absolutely nothing to do with "Journey to the West", don't be misled. If you, the author, were more serious, it would be better to make the distinction more clearly. If it's not that serious, then it doesn't matter if I write it as some readers say.