Journey to the West: the Rise of Martial Arts

Chapter 37: Persuading people to quit. The protagonist doesn't even understand the principle of eradicating the weeds. His IQ is simply imbecile. People are full of resentment. The protagonist even lets the person go. He calls it a "disdain". Is this a question of whether he should be ignored or not? When Sun Wukong caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace, even the Jade Emperor ignored him, but what was the result? Besides, one moment the protagonist was made furious by others, and the next moment, after being defeated, he just stopped caring. No matter how you look at it, you feel that the protagonist has a kind of servility.

In fact, I am very disgusted with talking about the Great Desolation in Journey to the West, whether it is witchcraft or martial arts. Fengshen is a fan of Journey to the West, and Honghuang is a fan of Fengshen. If you insist on using three settings to become invincible in Journey to the West, you really don't know what to say. Feel free to complain┐('~`;)┌.

Little White Dragon is only in the Nascent Soul stage? Funny? To match your martial arts, that's too much nonsense.

Let me ask, who told you that a monkey can beat Yang Jian and an old cow?

I haven't read the book yet, but after reading the introduction, it makes me wonder about martial arts in the world of cultivating immortals?

I just want to ask Monk Tang that he practiced cultivation during the Journey to the West. Monkey, the protagonist of Journey to the West, did not acquire his skills in a short period of time. How does the protagonist of the book cheat to participate in Journey to the West? Or is he just a soy sauce guy?

I posted the wrong book review. Do you believe it when I say it was purely an accident?

A little different flavor, come on!

Rebirth of Jinshan Temple

Why do you become a eunuch if you don't get along?

Yuan Shoucheng, a ruthless character who killed the Dragon King indifferently, was plotted against by a guy who had just started to practice Taoism. He almost became confused. Are you kidding me?

He must have been a bad person during the Tang Dynasty, right?

Actually! In Journey to the West, these two followers should definitely die! Not everyone can go to the West to become a Buddha! A stone monkey with unparalleled qualifications and a reincarnation of a golden cicada! Even Marshal and Lao Sha can't become Buddhas! Not to mention mortals

I finished reading it in two days, and after reading the book review I was confused. Is it necessary for a novel to be so serious? Journey to the West wasn't written by anyone, and it's not true. Why are you so confused about it?

When I saw the nineteen pictures, I felt like I was in the wrong place. Return to martial arts.

Single heroine or multiple heroines, please give me some analysis

The six doors seem to have only existed in the Song Dynasty or the Ming Dynasty. The same is true for myths 😁

The speed is increasing, Xiao Ke is so hungry and thirsty waiting for it. 😁😁😃😃

The setting of this world is really bad, and the main character is so powerful that he can pick it up no matter how heavy it is, and he can still dance. Even in a mythical world, your logic doesn't make sense.

Cultivation of Immortality in the Cloak of Martial Arts

Ever since the protagonist's clone came out, it has become less and less interesting, and in the end, the protagonist has disappeared.

In the section about the Four Saints testing their Zen minds, I suddenly had doubts recently: What can a rolling curtain guess? Marshal Tianpeng, will he not be able to recognize the four Bodhisattvas? After reading this book, I have a new idea - could it be that what Zhu Bajie wants is to have such a name as a couple with the three Bodhisattvas, so as to achieve a certain degree of sharing of destiny, which can also be regarded as adding to his own background, so he finally became the messenger of Jingtan instead of the arhat who shared Wu Jing...

Have you ever known Xuanzang? He is the practitioner, he is the Eight Precepts, he is the monk, he is the one who can calm his mind and keep the Eight Precepts, and he is the one who can realize the enlightenment and become pure. On the journey of one hundred and eight thousand miles to the west, in the Gobi Desert filled with yellow sand, or in the freezing snowy mountains, the Bodhisattva was him, the Buddha was him, and he was just him. Fortunately, he really had a white horse.

I hope you don't cultivate immortality. Martial arts and immortality coexist. Incarnation as a martial ancestor is on par with Hongjun.

9 Recommendations for you to encourage you!

Namo Amitabha, Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, Relics, color is not different, emptiness is not different, color is not different

I, Shen Nong, have been experimenting with poison for many years and finally died of poisoning today.

I suggest changing the title of the book Journey to the West: Becoming an Immortal through Martial Arts