Stand Back and Let the Teacher Come

God is so partial to science. Can such a person defeat Buddha in a fight? Go into an illusion for a long time and be stupid, that's all? At least you have some spiritual perception. You should be able to deal with it even if you don't know magic. If you become a spirit and you can't hit it, how can you become a Buddha?

I have been pursuing this book for a long time and have always ordered it in full. Starting from "The Lord of the World", I started to like novels in which the protagonists are monks. I feel that although these protagonists say they don't want it, they have some compassion in their hearts. Viewers can take a breath of relief from the pressure and smile calmly for a while. So when I saw a book like "Step Back and Let the Teacher Come" that dared to try Tang Xuanzang as the protagonist, I was quite excited. Moreover, the tense and depressing atmosphere outlined by the author in the early stage, as if the end of the world, with Tang Luo crossing the world with one man, is really good. I was even thinking that if it was of this level, this book might not be able to compete with "Mystery" and "Infinite". But how can I put it, as I write, the taste suddenly changes. Suddenly he became frivolous and vulgar. Or how to say what kind of books attract what kind of readers? What initially attracted the attention of this book were some infinite mysteries and supernatural mysteries. Most of the discussions focused on the plot, world, and logic. Now, there are trolls, trolls, and some boring people who hold weird ideas and repeat them. Although Yang Chan's novel is widely said to be extremely poisonous, I can still tolerate it. After all, after many days, I finally saw the author write a very good idea. In the last few chapters, I finally can no longer find any sense of "victory over Buddha" in Tang Luo. Pretending for the sake of showing off, killing for the sake of killing. Yes, you are the protagonist and the plot must revolve around you, but what about the monk? Where is the Buddha? Where is the teacher? This kind of mentality can forcibly control the strength of the Supreme Buddha and his ilk. I think the Ananda Buddha Demon in "One Life" should be very similar to Tang Luo. Use force to defeat cleverness, but have no intention to resist force. I really want to wait for Tang Luofan to repent, so that we can see a well-deserved master, even a demon lord with evil intentions, instead of an ordinary person with empty power.

After reading the first copy (Jack the Ripper), I was immediately speechless. After talking about it for a long time, the plot has nothing to do with the main plot. , No clue at all. In the end, I directly used the protagonist's intuition, locked it in the church, and found Jack. Awesome! If I can't finish writing this for a long time, I'll just lock it down officially. The plot has no logic and is completely nonsense. The fight is finally over, if you hadn't made an official complaint. I still don't know who Small Town Jack is and why he kills people. I was confused when I saw it!

In the past two days, Black Myth Wukong has flooded the Internet, and I suddenly thought of the book I read a few years ago, which is also about the world of Journey to the West after the cataclysm. The difference is that one is Tang Monk alive, and the other is Wukong's broken body. The pursuit of the truth leads the two to the same path, which is to eliminate the demons and monsters after the disaster 🤓

I will never forget my master splitting Wuzhishan with his palm, pinching my neck, and asking whether I should go to the West with him or let him send me to the West. 🤓🤓

Poisonous Points: 1. The protagonist is Tang Sanzang who has become a fighting and victorious Buddha. He has mastered Tripitaka and achieved fruition with perfect merits. A protagonist with perfect merits and a thorough understanding of the Tripitaka behaves in a chaotic neutral manner. He does not uphold Buddhism and is not compassionate. When he has the ability to defeat all monsters, he chooses to ignore the death of his teammates and only cares about whether the protagonist has earned merits before his teammates died. I'm embarrassed to say that this is a monk. I guess Sun Wukong will beat the protagonist to death with a stick. 2. I have only read two scripts so far, one and a half to be precise, because the second script gave me away. The first script has no logic and no program. It comes out as it comes. The second one is about the same. Don't read it and run away.

New readers should note that the protagonist of this book belongs to the chaotic neutral camp (if you don't know what this camp means, please refer to Baidu. There is too much content and I won't paste it here). Everything he does is based on his own preferences and does not care about good or evil. If you can't accept the protagonist's suggestion, leave as soon as possible.

Good book, but also a boring book for me. In terms of character setting and battle scenes, this good book taught me that the Invincible One-Punch style also has exciting fighting methods and interesting battle suspense. What's boring is the beginning mission, mission, mission, mission all the time. There are very few other plots.

It is no exaggeration to say that this is one of the best-looking novels I have seen so far, bar none - In other words, after reading this book, I realized that this type of novel can be so exciting.

There is no foreshadowing in the daughter's kingdom. The so-called golden three chapters should outline the general direction. It is harmless to add some small settings. It is also reasonable to change the world view through foreshadowing and foreshadowing. But you have no foreshadowing to say that a novel protagonist who seems to have no heroine has actually had a woman? Forget it, but the trouble is not the woman, but the trouble caused by the woman, feeding poison

First of all, the protagonist is Tang Monk who became a Buddha from Journey to the West. I don't know if the author has read the original text of Journey to the West. I guess he hasn't. Monk Tang doesn't know any of the four major spiritual practices in Journey to the West and can only beat people with his fists. Then why write about Monk Tang Monk who came out of Journey to the West? You can just write about the protagonist who takes unknown pills and has infinite powers. It's obvious. Use Journey to the West to attract attention. Then there is the problem of the three views of the protagonist. From a modern perspective, it is normal. After all, the father died early and the mother abandoned the protagonist. It is understandable that a broken family leads to a broken outlook on life. However, in the world of Journey to the West, Tang Monk grew up in a temple when he was young. Years of green lanterns and ancient Buddhas still can't heal the protagonist's anti-human mentality? Therefore, the author is trying to sell dog meat, and writing about Journey to the West and Tang Monk's time travel is just to gain popularity. It is better to write about the protagonist taking unknown pills and having infinite powers, so that the logic can be smoother As for the protagonist's anti-humanity problem, it is actually a problem of not saving his teammates and deliberately letting them die. Some people say that teammates who are strangers have no obligation to save, and they are the Holy Mother if they can save anything. An unarmed man encounters a large group of primitive people in a strange place. The primitive man throws one of them into a pot and cooks it. He requires another person to risk his life to save him. This is the Holy Mother. But if another person holds an AK with unlimited bullets and watches his companions being killed without doing anything, this is anti-humanity. Moreover, the author's main character setting is the return of Tang Monk after becoming a Buddha, which is disgusting.

The so-called funny behaviors like helping an old lady cross the road are means and not ends... Tang Luo's purpose of doing good deeds is to obtain the power of merit, but when he does good deeds (such as saving people) and to whom he does good deeds (such as saving whom), he does it as he pleases. He is not really the kind of good person who saves the world. He only saves people when they have a good relationship with him or when he is in a good mood. And what you call the bronze-armored corpse, the remaining two women are not good people... One aunt is pretending to be a senior, and attacks other gods and demons on the move; the other beautiful woman encounters danger and murders her teammates in order to give herself more opportunities to run away.                                                                                                        The aunt will not be judged as a good person, and she will not have much merit if she is saved. The same is true for the other beauty. Tang Luo is a monk originally, and he has seen many kinds of female Bodhisattvas and fairies. There is nothing about this beautiful woman who is a dead Taoist friend but not a poor Taoist. Of course, he does not need to save her. Also, there is no conflict between practicing hands and slapping a bronze armored corpse to death. Tang Luo himself had more than enough strength but lack of skills. He needed to concentrate when practicing his skills, and he did not notice that the remaining two teammates who were not good people actually made sense. They did not go so far as to deliberately ignore death. Even if it can be saved, it is possible but not necessary to refer to the description in the first paragraph. What you call the collapse of your character is that you imagined Tang Luo to be a real holy monk, a good person, or a holy mother. You have substituted the merit settings from other books or your life into this book, and you feel that it does not conform to your settings and views. But in fact, Tang Luo's character was not full at first. It was built up bit by bit based on these experiences, so it didn't reach the level of character collapse you mentioned. You can't say that Tang Luo is just pretending to say: The poor monk is a good person. Then someone called him a holy monk. You just say that the persona he set up is a good person, a holy monk, and one who saves all sentient beings, right? Tang Luo's transformation method is divided into physical transformation and spiritual transformation, which can break the so-called imagination of this kind of personality.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Since. Is it really possible to keep rescuing? Also, if his teammates shouted: Holy Monk, save me! Instead of each flying and having their own little thoughts when the disaster is approaching, Tang Luo might have saved them with a palm if he had time. But at that time, Tang Luo couldn't fly and was not very good at killing people outside the body, so it was really difficult to save people. Of course there are some small loopholes that could be done better, but after all, it is an online text, and there is not so much time for the author to carefully carve out each paragraph, so I think it is acceptable. It's okay if you want to express your thoughts and opinions. However, simply expressing one's dissatisfaction with words to vent emotions, in this online environment, if readers who like this book also use words to vent emotions to reply to you, from this perspective, it is also their freedom of speech. Not saying whether your so-called BB is right (of course if I scold you, it is definitely wrong), as for replying to you with different opinions, this is indeed the status quo. If you can evaluate, others can naturally also evaluate.

I think the male protagonist is quite Buddhist, and many dark fairy tales are also well written. The prince kissed Snow White because he had necrophilia. I told my classmates and they all thought there was nothing wrong with it 🤭🤭

Although Old Tang's IQ is not strong enough, his fists are strong enough! Overall, a good article, the unlimited streaming genre has always been my cup of tea, sigh~

It's almost 3 million words, and I still don't know where the villain is. I keep playing dungeons and getting better and better. . . Abandoned

After reading 600 chapters, there are many typos, and the author did not correct them even after the book was finished. The early setting feels okay, and the framework is also okay. But it felt like I was reading an outline, and the content was very empty. The more I read, the more bored I become. I can't stand it anymore after reading a dozen or so every day. I've read this book for a long, long time and don't want to pursue it anymore. . 😐

Overall, the story is interesting, logical, and powerful. It's considered excellent. Recommended by old bookworms

It's all a long-winded story about water. A story about a novice village consists of dozens of chapters, so I abandoned it immediately.

I didn't even make it through the free chapter, so I was forced to quit. The free chapter didn't even make it through, and I was poisoned to death. The performance of the protagonist of an invincible flow in the first copy can only be said to be unbearable. Let's talk about the protagonist's on-paper combat power first. A god who can defeat the Buddha in a fight. Even if it is seriously injured, it is much better than a ghost. As a result, the protagonist's teammates died one by one. He has not found the murderer yet, and he actually relies on testing to identify the murderer 🤔🤔🤔. Brother, you are a god, ghost. Is there no trace of possession? Is it so brainless? This has an IQ of 0. After several deaths, a salty teammate wanted to go out. The protagonist set up a protection on him, but the teammates still died, and the protagonist didn't even know when he disappeared [ fn=39]🤔🤔 Aren't you a god? The methods left behind are not sensitive at all. This is simply rubbing your IQ on the ground. I haven't seen such a poisonous novel in a long time. I died of poison every time I survived the 30 chapters.

After reading about 200 chapters, I can't stand it anymore. . . The mission plot is too watery and the daily plot is lacking. . .

The writing is quite good... I don't know how to put it ╮(╯_╰)╭ Anyway, I like the world of Monk Sha Du'e Zhenjing the most ╮(╯_╰)╭ That's about it.

Title: "Back and Let the Teacher Come" Author: The Hidden Man Number of words: 3 million words Status: Completed Type: Time Travel, Infinite Streaming Journey to the West Recommendation index: Six-turn reverse routine (turn one to nine, nine turns are the highest) Background tips: The protagonist Tang Luo travels through Journey to the West and becomes Tang Monk. After experiencing the tribulations of Nine-Nine and Eighty-One, he successfully learns the scriptures and is named a Fighting and Victorious Buddha by the Tathagata? Yes, that's the monkey's name. May I ask you, could it be that Tang San was buried? After a retreat, he returned to the real world and found himself seriously injured. The author silently helped us complain - rebirth of urban immortality? I, Tang Luo, have been doing things my whole life, so why do I need to explain things to others? No, the protagonist is forced to participate in the game of gods and demons, and gradually uncovers the reasons for the disappearance of the world in Journey to the West. Setting Tips: As a protagonist, how can you not have a golden finger? The golden finger of the protagonist is the Jade Lotus of Merit and Virtue. As the name suggests, doing good deeds accumulates merit and heals injuries. The game of gods and demons is actually the main stream of reincarnation. People are selected from the real world to be reincarnators, but the game is changed to making gods and demons walk. Commentary Tips: This book is a remake of Journey to the West and the Main God Stream. The protagonist's image is very distinctive. Every word is scary, and every punch is like a little monster. We talk about Buddha's compassion, but in fact we understand everything from physical to spiritual. The author combines the dark horror of the world of reincarnation with the amusingness of the protagonist of the magically modified Journey to the West, making this article both refreshing and surprising. The main plot is to find the truth behind the disappearance of the world of Journey to the West. Through the reincarnation worlds, the five masters and apprentices of Journey to the West are gathered together to connect the stories together, making the story more complete and coherent. But there are also shortcomings. Shuangdu is too repetitive and monotonous starting from more than 500 chapters. {"TopicId":"804728532092780544","TopicName":"Book Famine Terminator"}

Roaring Dog is the female protagonist, is there any problem? 🤓

Optimus Prime is the golden cicada saint, and the immortals in the Buddhist world are in charge. I once went to the Leiyinlan Bon Reunion and was greeted by seven thousand immortals and Buddhas. At that time, I was drunk and staggering around to show off my glory. The Vajra bone bursts when punched, and blood spurts out red when kicked. The Samantabhadra Guanyin is frightened, and the Jade Emperor is frightened. The Tathagata Buddha walked away in panic, and the Mahavira Palace was in danger of falling. So I can't live in heaven, so I have to go to the mortal world for a trip. It was also because he was born too hard that he defeated his own father and met the thief star. Mother let me go into the river. The river will not sink because I have magical powers. Don't dare to harm fish or turtles along the way, and you will be able to learn from me when you reach Jinshan Mountain. The master of Faming taught him his martial arts in 18 years. The method of seeking relatives and avenging grievances is ruthless, gouging out the heart and taking the liver as a sacrifice to the ancestor. Occasionally there is a competition in the arena to recruit monks to obtain Western scriptures. Invincible among a hundred thousand monks, there is majesty on the nine-level platform. Three souls of the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty were lost, and seven of the civil and military souls of the whole dynasty were lightened. Eight bows made me acquainted with a tin staff, and a brocade cassock saw me off. Traveling out of Chang'an to the east, I met the monkey Sun Wukong. Split the two boundary ridges with both hands, and level the Five Elements Peak with one leg. Take Monkey King and raise him as a Pokemon. The snake coils around the mountain to kill the tiger, and the eagle captures the dragon at the bottom of the melancholy stream. Bajie Sha Monk all surrendered and did not dare to hum while carrying the bag and the horse. Thousands of feet of ginseng trees were uprooted and hundreds of Guanyin pavilions were burned down. The angry eyes are beyond the bear's life, and the bones are crushed with a snap of the fingers. Withstand a mountain and conquer a mountain, cross a ridge and kill a ridge. The demons and monsters are all to be killed, and the dangerous mountains and ridges have been flattened. The tin stick opens the road to the west, and the steel fist destroys all the goblins. You are all going to die before your eyes, and no one under the Buddha will be left alive. Go and ask around the world, I am the most famous monk in history!

To be honest, when reading a book, some people like to introduce the setting first and then read the plot. When they find that the setting of the book is not what they thought, they start criticizing it directly. And without exception, they use the setting elsewhere as the standard. The key is that this standard is very one-sided. Shouldn't reading a novel be based on the setting of this book? This is not a fan work. Why do you turn a blind eye to the obvious traces of a second character in the protagonist? I have only read more than a hundred chapters and already found a large number of such people in this chapter. First of all, the protagonist's name is Tang Luo, not Tang Seng! Secondly, Maitreya Buddha clearly points out in the article that Tang Luo is a demon monk and not a holy monk! All of his abilities include physical attacks and no magical powers. To use his magical powers, he relies on consuming merit and using Jade Lotus. These settings were all explained in the first dungeon. Why are there still people talking about this issue in Gouzi later? Those who criticize the character basically all refer to the protagonist why he doesn't save people when he can obviously save them, and why he doesn't protect people after he promised to protect them. First of all, did the protagonist fail to keep his promise? Which protagonist doesn't protect his teammates who are sincerely cooperative? How can I save my teammates in the passerby game if they don't do anything, don't have any tricks, and don't even dare to act as bait? Is there merit in saving people? Why go to all the trouble to save a bastard when you can get something out of punishing evil? Using merit to recover the injury is not a reason to mindlessly save the bastard. The protagonist is invincible even if his strength is greatly reduced due to the injury, not to mention that the enemy is not in urgent need of recovering from the injury. In this case, why can't you do things according to your preferences? A normal person will have a thinking mode, not to mention that the protagonist is a demon monk (I don't know what the concept of a demon monk is? Baidu Slaughterhouse)? Speaking of which, compared to Sesshōin, the protagonist Tang Luo is not demonic enough or selfish enough. They are both the sage who turned Tang Luo into a comic actor. Although they are selfish and realistic, they are not beyond the scope of human beings and do not reach the level of extreme selfishness of Sesshōin. Of course, this is also due to the fact that this book does not follow the dark literary route. Generally speaking, when reading this book, don't bring in Tang Monk's character, and keep your IQ online to basically read it. If you can't stand it, get out as soon as possible, and don't be disgusting in this chapter 😤

I saw this book just after I downloaded this software. It's really well written. Follow them to build a building. 10 Coins on the first floor. Day end. The front building is capped. The building will be opened after the roof is capped. I hope the author will give you a good product.

🤭 By the way, I would like to say Happy New Year to the author, come on!

Well, well, well After reading more than twenty chapters, a Buddha cannot be so biased even if he is partial to science. Jack the Ripper's possession ability, in terms of the combat power in Journey to the West, is to seize the body. In other words, a Buddha can't notice that a rookie is seizing someone else's body in front of him? Although it was mentioned at the beginning that it was seriously injured, but after a Buddha was seriously injured, he could be provoked countless times by an ant? Take a person as an example. If you are seriously injured, as long as you can move your hands and feet, and an ant is jumping back and forth in front of you, can you still hold it down? Since you want to write it like this, it's best to make it clear at the beginning that there are only pure physical attacks, and there are no settings such as soul attack power. Otherwise, who will be treated as a staff by just dilly-dallying like this? Someone must have said, what's the use of brains when reading a book? If you don't know a word when you read a book without using your brains, why are you pretending to be so calculating if you still read a book?

If you are new to this book and want to read it, you can come and see if it suits your taste. The protagonists in the previous plot worlds can obviously defeat the boss with one punch, so why do they have to act and watch their teammates die one by one? Their actions are no different from monsters. First of all, the protagonist is positioned as a "demon monk", not a "holy monk" who goes around showing kindness. Those who want to see the protagonist show kindness and save people may be disappointed. The protagonist behaves like a demon, doing things based on his mood. He claims to protect everyone, but in fact he never cares about the life and death of others. The so-called merit of saving people is only for healing. Whether he saves you or not depends on his mood. He sits back and watches others struggle in life and death, without any burden on the protagonist. If you feel it's poisonous, you can leave and don't spray again ヽ(≧Д≦)ノ

Coming from Absolute Trading, I have read a little bit of this book and it is quite interesting. The protagonist is not a kind person and does not care much about the life and death of his teammates in the world of reincarnation. He only saves people to gain merit and then heal their injuries. He will not deliberately push people to death but will not protect everyone~ If you want to see the protagonist stand up and do his best to protect his teammates and successfully pass the level, don't read it. After reading it, why bother calling the protagonist cold-blooded and inhumane? In a reincarnation world, the protagonist is asked to protect others without knowing who his teammates are. If he has the ability to protect but fails to do so, he is inhumane. This is very funny. It is also said that the protagonist can obviously push the boss but has to wait for his teammates to die. He can defeat the boss in seconds. The premise is that the boss appears in front of the protagonist. The protagonist is a martial artist, not a great detective. The boss cannot jump out for the protagonist to fight from the beginning. What he does is just to attract the mastermind behind the scenes. As for what will happen to his teammates in the process, does it have anything to do with the protagonist? The protagonist is not their father