Journey to the West Spirit

Who do you think the next Journey to the West character summoned will be? Benboerba~Baboerben~Xiao Zhuanfeng~or someone else? 😁

There is too little written, and I finished it after just reading it for a while. ···

I hope that the characters summoned will not surrender to the protagonist and have their own personalities. I can't imagine Monkey King surrendering to others. At most, he can't hurt the protagonist. I am grateful to the protagonist (after all, it is equivalent to a reborn parent). It is better to have less female protagonists. It is best to be single ←_←Personal opinion

"Ode to Joy" Ku Ku: I am a poor man, I came here for a trip, and it was fate that I came across this book. I counted it with my fingers and realized... It's incredible. This book is a sacred book and will definitely open up a new era. The old Chinese medicine doctor raised his hand and slapped her : Speak to me in human terms. Ku Ku scratched his head and smiled awkwardly. : This book will be a hit Old Chinese medicine doctor: (eyes flashing coldly) There's more! ! ! KuKu: And, and, and, and...(Sweating profusely) But I said in my heart: "What else, I don't know..." The old Chinese doctor (with a knowing smile) pulled out the cane from behind: I told you not to know, I told you to curse... Reading... Minds...! ! ! ! Ku Ku died suddenly at 17:05 on December 14, 2017, at the age of 21...

I feel like this book has been overpopulated, so I'd like to cast some monthly votes and recommendation votes.

The plot of the people from the Tiandao Alliance transforming into Chen You to kill the officials is really too stupid and naive. I really think that the officials are stupid. It is too much and it is too much.

Even though it's been rising for eight consecutive days, don't stop. How come it's only updated once a day? Seeing that this book is much better than the previous one, if there is a chance to go to the next level, it will be much better than any agent.

You can summon it with 100 points. Then, there was a reason for the first time. What happened after that?

Only suitable for people who are new to novels

This book's description of the martial realm of summoned characters is too vague, or even non-descript. This makes people confused, because you have no idea whether the person he summoned is powerful or not. The character introduction is vague, the character realm is vague, and the character description is vague. I really don't see the meaning of his summoning the characters. The protagonist is basically made of drugs. It is not an exaggeration to say that he is a waste. This is not the most important thing. The most important thing is that the ability to summon characters is really ignored, and the summoned people come to another world with their memories and they actually accept it. Are you kidding? You shouldn't write and remember to be summoned, because your subsequent follow-up has not laid out the rest at all, and it is completely forcing readers to abandon the book and leave. The level of writing and thinking is really not high!

100 Kilograms... That's only 50 kilograms. Let's take a look at the World's Strongest Man Competition.

As long as you are not a prisoner, you will always follow it to the end.

In fact, Journey to the West is a code of practice in the hands of masters.

Not bad, I suddenly found that your book is highly recommended. Then update more every day😁😁

Is 3,000 pounds the limit? Do people in small places say that the protagonist weighs 2,000 pounds and adds half of it to 3,000 pounds? Shouldn't nine be the limit?

I see that the plot is pretty good now, but the dialogue is a bit childish. Come on

Sure enough, you should read it more maturely. To be honest, I only read this novel because of Journey to the West. I want to see how the author writes a different Journey to the West. The other novels are almost the same as ordinary refreshing novels and can still be read.

That Ge Laozi has too much, too out of the country

I just read the introduction, and I think Pig's Knuckle should be invincible. I believe that more than a billion people believe that Journey to the West exists (including those living abroad). I am over 30 years old and can still read the book (Journey to the West) without any trouble.

Please don't be sucked to death. Many books have been sucked to death recently.

It seems that this time he is a real eunuch! Well

More stories, don't just have Journey to the West, it's too monotonous

The setting is not that great, and the writing is average, but the story is still a bit attractive. After reading more than 80 chapters, it turns out that strength is a flaw. The character of Xingxian is really portrayed as not having the ability of one demon fairy. The other is Xingxian's ability. It shouldn't be too easy to recruit followers!

Before watching, ask, is there a female protagonist?

By the way, haven't the methods of cultivating immortality been written in Journey to the West? It seems to be written in the opening poem, right? Can't remember clearly

It is also a female weapon spirit,,. Can you guys please point it out? What can you do without a woman? The most annoying thing about this kind of spirit is a woman. At first glance, she looks like a real-life loser.

Because, if we ordinary people go there, there will be some people with relatively strong physiques who can lift up to 200 kilograms or 300 kilograms. So if it looks like this, the protagonist will only be in the early stage of a martial arts apprentice, a hundred kilograms, so weak. That is martial arts. In martial arts, it should basically focus on physical training, physical training, and then the body can withstand the baptism of the spiritual energy of the world or some other energy.

By the way, if the protagonist is in Journey to the West, and this is added at the end, I guess many immortal cultivators will read it! When the ape is still in the mind, he will realize the sky; when he is tied to the mind horse, it will turn into a dragon; when he abstains from greed and sex, there are eight abstinences; when he abstains from killing and anger, he will realize the pure state of mind; when his body and mind are pure, he will look towards the Buddha; the place of his heart is the Western Heaven.

Taoism was formed by later generations on the basis of pre-Qin alchemy, witchcraft, and belief in ghosts and gods, and reluctantly attached to Laozi's thoughts. It was formally formed in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The first official classic of Taoism is the Taiping Jing, which was completed in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The three Taoist books "Taiping Jing", "Zhou Yi Shen Tong Qi" and "Lao Zi Xiang Er Zhu" are the symbols of the formal formation of Taoist beliefs and theories. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhang Jiao established Taiping Dao as an organizational means for the Yellow Turban Uprising. Around the same time as Zhang Jiao, Zhang Daoling founded the Five Pecks of Rice Sect in Sichuan. Taiping Dao and Wu Dou Rice Cult were the beginning of Taoism's official physical activities. Later, the Yellow Turban Uprising failed and Taiping Road disappeared. The Five Pecks of Rice religion was passed down and renamed Tianshi Tao (also known as Zhengyiyi). It spread to the mainland of the Central Plains and Taoism began to gradually become a religion that influenced the whole country. After the founding of Taoism, Taoism was able to gain the support of upper-class rulers by providing alchemy, health care, and housekeeping techniques and educating society; Duixia was able to adapt to the people's psychology of retribution for good and evil, and its many divine functions were basically set according to the people's psychological needs, and it was also widely popular among the people; Duizhong attracted intellectuals through its elegant and open-minded, pure and inactive thoughts of transcendence. Therefore, Taoism has not declined through the ages, and it was especially popular in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Tang, Song, and Ming Dynasties. Among them, the most prosperous one is probably the Tang Dynasty. In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, there was a story circulating that Laozi (revered as Taishang Laojun by Taoism) descended to earth and appeared as a spirit, claiming to be the ancestor of the Li Tang royal family (mostly made up by the Li Tang royal family to consolidate their rule). Therefore, the royal family of Li and Tang claimed to be descendants of Laozi and respected Laozi as the "holy ancestor", and Taoism flourished. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty both strongly advocated Taoism; Xuanzong and Wuzong simply accepted the law personally, claimed to be Taoist disciples, and became Taoist emperors; With the support of the Tang royal family, Taoism reached its peak, especially in Sichuan, where there were many Taoist temples and numerous Taoists, who were famous throughout the country. At that time, many Taoist priests were regarded as immortals by the people, and the famous folk legend of the "Eight Immortals" was born. Learning Taoism and seeking immortality also became a social trend at that time. The famous poet He Zhizhang gave up his official career, and Li Bai also went to Minshan to study Taoism for a period of time.

In the 1920s, Hu Shi and Lu Xun argued from Qing Dynasty scholars that the author of "Journey to the West" was Wu Cheng'en, a middle-aged Gongsheng student from Jiajing, Huai'an. However, from the various versions of "Journey to the West" that can be seen so far, none of them is signed by Wu Cheng'en. Recently, the Beijing Library Press released the book "Talking about Wu Cheng'en - Revealing the Author of "Journey to the West"", which proposed that the author of "Journey to the West" was not Wu Cheng'en, but Li Chunfang, the "Qingci Prime Minister" of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty. The research idea is to start from the word "school" in "Huayang Dongtianzhu School" in the front volume of Shidetang's version of "Journey to the West with Newly Engraved Big Characters on the Official Board", and compare the changes and development of the storyline in additions, deletions, and changes between the two versions of Yang Zhihe's "Journey to the West" and Zhu Dingchen's "The Legend of Shi'e" to demonstrate the process of writing the novel. , Straighten out the publication order of these three editions, combine the ideological context of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism reflected in them, trace the source to prove the experience and identity of the author of "Journey to the West", and prove that the book "Journey to the West" has nothing to do with Wu Cheng'en, and the real author should be Li Chunfang, the "Qingci Prime Minister" in the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty. Wu Cheng'en wrote a poem "To Li Shilu Taishi", and Shilu was Li Chunfang's nickname. Li Ji was affiliated with Xinghua County, Jiangsu Province. During the Jiajing period, he passed the first place in the imperial examination and was promoted to prime minister because he was good at writing "Qing Ci". When he was young, he studied in Huayang Cave, Jiangsu Province, so he was also known as the "Master of Huayang Cave". He was once appointed to the "Yongle Dadian" of the main school. There is a poem in the ninety-fifth chapter of "Journey to the West": "The sky is filled with colorful auspicious mist and fragrance, and a barren mountain is suddenly auspicious; the rainbow flows for thousands of years, clearing the rivers and seas, and electricity surrounds Saiyu Tang in Changchun. The grass and trees are graced with grace and beauty, and the wild flowers are moistened with lingering fragrance. The legacy left by the elders from ancient times. I am glad that the Emperor Ming has descended into the treasure hall." Mr. Shen discovered that the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh sentences of this poem imply "the traces left by the old man Li Chunfang", and the title "Huayang Dongtianzhu Xiao" refers to the "compilation of "Journey to the West"".