Penetrating the Tang Monk on Journey to the West

This is the first book that I have read in one go since I started working. It has 1.5 Million words. I haven't felt this happy for a long time 🤭 Although I haven't finished it yet, I will definitely finish it. It can be said that as old bookworms, as age, work, and life pressure increase, our hobby of reading novels seems to have not been lost. In fact, most of the books have been endless, and the books are often lost after a leisure time. But this book has regained the feeling of the past. It is well written. I won't say which aspect is good, and I can't say it 😃 I think the biggest reason may be that people of our age have too much feelings for Journey to the West 😁 The author, keep up the good work!

First of all, the chef of the hotel where the protagonist works said that I only use salt when cooking... We don't know what kind of dishes this restaurant sells. Dishes that can be cooked with only salt can be sold for money. I wonder if the author can list five or six menus for a fly restaurant for me Secondly, the salt in the hotel needs to be purified by the apprentices themselves with coarse salt? ? ? We don't really understand and we don't dare to ask. Third, the protagonist is called Jiang Liu. He travels to Jinshan Temple in the early Tang Dynasty. He is a young novice monk. He has no doubt that he is Tang Monk. How awesome! By the way, the protagonist still wears it when playing Journey to the West. Fourth, the protagonist hunted a rabbit in the forest and roasted the rabbit meat. At this time, a woman came over, ate rabbit meat with the protagonist, and told the protagonist, 1. My name is Gao Yang, 2. There are monsters in this world, and the protagonist doesn't know who Gao Yang is. Even if the protagonist doesn't know who Gao Yang is, you should always think that this is Journey to the West, right? The author's original words were "Have I come to a time and space where there are monsters and monsters?" Show me, brother! Please tell me if this is a forced indoctrination or not, why did Gaoyang go to the woods next to Jinshan Temple alone? Let's not talk about the royal family, let's not talk about ancient times, let's talk about modern times. At two o'clock in the afternoon, you didn't eat at noon. You went to the woods to urinate and saw a stranger roasting a rabbit there. Tell me whether you will eat with them. Have you never eaten meat, or have you been hungry for three days? She's from the royal family, she's from ancient times, she's still a woman... No matter how enlightened the Tang Dynasty was, she wouldn't be like this, right? Also, if it's not history, don't take it seriously. Ask the author why Gao Yang didn't bring his mobile phone when he went out. In short... We don't know how to continue reading the virtues of Golden Chapter Three. Wouldn't it be better to write about the other world? Anyway, it's what you say. You just said that there is a creature in the other world called a shit-eater. I admit it, but you have to write about cultivating immortals. Just write about cultivating immortals. Anyway, the world of cultivation is different from the earth. Same, you have to write about mythology and immortality, you have to write about Journey to the West... There is a character named Bian Zhuang in the book there. In the book review, a master posted an excerpt from a Taoist classic. The general idea is that this guy is Marshal Tianpeng in the real traditional mythology. As a result, the book reviews here are full of people saying, ah, it is a fictional journey to the west, the author can write whatever he wants, ah, this is not history, this is a journey to the west, how can you use historical facts to demand the author? CNM, why don't you say that the keyboard is in the hands of the author, and the author can write whatever he wants. Well... It is true that the author can write whatever he wants.

The creativity of this book is quite good, and it doesn't matter if many of the plots in the opening chapter are different from the original work. After all, a novel about Journey to the West cannot be attractive with the same plot. What really makes me unbearable is that it is clearly stated that the White Bone Demon has killed tens of thousands of people, but I also feel that the White Bone Demon's statement that people kill monsters and monsters kill people is a natural cycle and makes sense. I read a book where the monster asked this question, and the protagonist killed it directly, saying that I am a human, so I don't accept your reason for killing. Killing tens of thousands of people and still being forgiven is the real ***. Also, I couldn't stand it because I paid money to see it, not because I saw pirated copies.

There is a problem with the location of your monster. Chang'an is the imperial capital, and it is almost impossible for monsters to exist near the imperial capital. What's more, it is still a celestial dynasty. You have a monster commander who appears, forget it without a name, and there is a possibility of missing it. You just raised the flag, and the gods of all walks of life will not kill him? Or are all the hermits and sects blind? It's as if monsters are overflowing. Don't forget that this is Journey to the West. In Journey to the West, the monster clan is weak. Even the original Tang Monk only started to encounter monsters after leaving the country.

After a rough look, the theme setting and ideas are quite novel, Journey to the West + Prehistoric Times + Games + Tribulation. However, the author's writing style and rhythm are not very good. It is similar to the sea cucumber and abalone stewed in a pot, but it is not delicious. I didn't start Journey to the West with Gao Yang Moji until Chapter 75. At this time, I didn't have any preparation and just mixed it up. Even the protagonist didn't know that the background was Journey to the West. This is ridiculous. If you add her to the Journey to the West group later, forget it, and the result will be a background board. . . Then, the layout of the battle of wits and the battle of hard steel all feel a bit anticlimactic. According to the movie, the character cannot stand up, which means it is shortcomings. The writing style is brisk, but the theme and angle of the plot are chosen, which makes the book feel slightly awkward and out of place. Generally speaking, the book shortage can be regarded as food and grass. The foundation is good, but the writing is not good. Those who don't like to pay attention to details prefer to see something fresh.

If you don't like lowering your IQ, then stop reading. I can't stand it anymore.

I suspect that the author doesn't play games very much, and even if he does, he might just play the legendary level. It's 2020 and the setting is stupid. It's really a group of minions. I don't even want to say it. The protagonist is also a minion. I really can't figure out how to get promoted.

Not bad. The work is unique and can be regarded as an alternative systematic text. The writing style is humorous and smooth, and the reading effect is good. The only shortcoming is that the author lacks literary common sense. However, the novel can be self-explanatory, and there is no need to pursue common sense.

In my opinion, this is another off-topic article! The system is auxiliary, and Journey to the West is the main one! Since Tang Monk was born, he was reincarnated as Jin Chanzi. Is your understanding not as good as that of an ordinary monk? This article should be called, Online Game System Journey to the West🤫

A prequel to step back and let the teacher come?

I watched about half of it. Jiang Liu completely carries Tang Seng's weakness. In the book Journey to the West, Tang Seng has a weak and timid character. Every time it was Tang Seng who shouted that he could not go to the West. In the TV series, it was changed to Zhu Bajie. Journey to the West is a story led by Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong took Tang Monk to the West. Along the way, Sun Wukong was doing ideological work for Tang Seng. Especially after the real and fake Monkey King, Tang Seng behaved obediently and did not dare to recite the tightening curse. You must know that there are six Ding Liujia on Tang Monk's road, and the four-level Cao Gong secretly protects him. So, there are too many far-fetched parts in this story. It's a completely pieced together story. And if you have a system, you can level up well. Forcibly copy Cunmang and add a female protagonist. I can't even save myself, so I have to save the girl. In the end, the author had no control over the direction of the plot and could only start Journey to the West in advance. The plot begins to fall apart. After we started heading west, the collapse became even more severe. You must know that Monk Tang traveled westward for more than ten years. The protagonist deliberately delayed the time, but did not delay it seriously. Turning into a Westward Journey eating and drinking bureau, it doesn't look like a serious career at all. I always thought this was a story about Tang Monk who wanted to replace Sun Wukong and fight against heaven and earth. Maybe I understood it wrong. This is a story about modern people eating, drinking and having fun in the world of Journey to the West. I feel that the author only watched the TV series and did not read the book seriously, resulting in unfamiliarity with the details of the Journey to the West story. Many things that are not mentioned in the TV series are detailed in the book. I feel like the author should do more homework. At least the things mentioned in the book should be prepared. Simply relying on TV series lacks too much content.

Let alone the monk who eats leeks and onions, who can match the heroine of Tang Monk? You can also have a goblin, the whole Gaoyang? Show

I've read a few chapters and I don't think it's good.

From this perspective, you are playing a stand-alone game, and the character you choose is Tang Monk. You play the game all the way and get equipment. The other characters are all background boards and the characters are all designed by the system. It is still acceptable to see the characters rigidly from this angle. Can't stand the "Journey to the West" you clicked on? Players will definitely not follow the original route to perform tasks and just walk here and there.

Let me share my personal views First of all, the main storyline is pretty good, and many of the pitfalls dug in the past have been filled, but I really can't complain about this emotional drama. It's a mess. Just accept Gao Yang and the King of the Daughter Country. What's wrong with the other female fairies? Do you want others to catch you? If you're not proficient in emotional drama, just accept a few less heroines. I'm starting to skip watching it now.

About 650... It seems to be here last time. I vaguely remember watching it and the concept and setting of the plot are good I admit that the website I read... But I have to say that the logical concept in the front is okay, not that bad, and the plot is also attractive But... There is nothing excessive about the Queen Mother. He's dead Think about the iron fan from before... Even if he's not dead, he's dead even if it doesn't affect him I saw in the comment section that Qingdi... In the previous article, he even went to Hongyun Cave to brush his face, and he's dead even if he doesn't win over...

U1s1 is a bit toxic. Although it looks good, the plot is really a bit toxic. I just started watching it, and now I see that Tang Huang said he was going to Gaoyang. I feel like the protagonist's thoughts above are a little too intellectual. I already knew that I was a spiritual seeker and wanted to elope or something like that. I was stupid. When I saw Guanyin holding the Yue Lao red rope earlier, I guessed that Gao Yang Biss was going to do something similar to the Journey to the West Conquering Demons episode where he was seeking scriptures for love? It made my scalp tingle. I've read a lot of books, but I can't stand the novice ones. This book is well written but the plot is confusing. Let's take a look below.

The most annoying thing is that the book directly talks about time travel. After reading the time travel novel, I also time travel. It has the same meaning as the TV series with no sense of immersion. The time travel novels written by other great gods are all cyclical and progressive, revealing some content that only modern people can understand, so as to think that the protagonist is time travel.

In fact, the author can refer to articles that describe game theory in depth. At this point in the novel, there will be games between heaven and Buddhism, as well as the demon world, monsters, and saints. The protagonist team Jiang Liu wants to overthrow the gods and Buddhas in the sky. Even if they reach level 90 or above, they still need to play games. Although there are games in the book now, it would be better if the games are written in a more mind-numbing way, so that readers can't guess.

Some of the plots are a bit far-fetched, but they're all passable. Mainly the plug-in for the protagonist. I have read about 130 chapters, let me talk about the online game system, there are three professions of war, magic and animal husbandry. The protagonist is a full-time nanny among the priests. This nanny does not have any attack skills! Other games also have Holy Light Hammer, Punishment, etc. In this game, the nanny has all TM basic attacks. Her skills include single-target silence, single-shot damage reduction, single-target treatment, single-target damage increase, enhanced single-target damage increase, single-target purification, and a skill CD. The single-target treatment CD is 10 minutes! If you set the red pill so that it can only be used out of combat, then this skill is considered a PVP skill, but it is not very useful in PVE! The author may arrange many powerful skills in the later stage, but this nanny cannot be used in the early stage! Is there really a game with professions like this? Author, have you set up a game skill tree? Not to mention other professions, the main character is the nanny. Should I just think about it as soon as I write it down? Think about other games, why does the Priest have the Shadow and Discipline systems, why is Poison Ice Heart a cancer on the battlefield, why does the Foot Picker have two sets of skills, why is the Thinker always the father, and why does the old version of Star Mom have 1V5. Okay! The above are all complaints about the author's weak setting. In fact, if we look at the reality of Journey to the West, the Golden Light Curse and the Guanyin Curse are indeed magical skills, but the protagonist is using a system! A replica of the online game profession! Who will show you this rubbish skill in the early stage? I originally thought it was a little weak, at least 100% effective, but then the sheep transformation failed... I didn't see much, I just felt that the protagonist's skills were strong in Journey to the West, but their strength was limited, and they only had miraculous effects under certain circumstances. In the game, brother! ! There is still a bit of a gap between the protagonist's ambition to fight against the sky and the earth. That's right. The protagonist has always relied on uncanny skills to get through, but he himself is a little weak. For example, a gold LOL player goes back to the past with all the routines of all LOL versions. Can he become the king by relying on routines alone? The protagonist is the reincarnation of Jin Chanzi, a Bodhisattva who has achieved fruition. After going to the Western Heaven, how can the protagonist stop him? Maybe there will be a good way later, but, O Compassionate Bodhisattva! Isn't it exactly the status of Bodhisattva? I just feel that the system is not confident enough.

The opinions of a 14-year-old bookworm only represent my personal views: Although the whole story is actually still in the early or middle stage, the content has been divided into the early, middle and late stages Let's talk about the early stage first: When I read this book, I initially read it as a pirated version. I casually browsed through this book, and then read it. The initial feeling is that it is a make-believe, not bad but not good either. The plot feels a bit patchwork, the characters and images are not full enough, and the framework given by the author is a bit big, and it feels like there are a lot of things. I want to express it in words, but the expression is specious. To be honest, the early plot is really not ideal, the thinking jumps a lot, the character description is unclear, and it does not match the central definition of the full text... In the middle period: I started to write around the central idea, and the characters gradually The book is gradually getting fuller, and the plot arrangement is quite reasonable, but the writing style is relatively flawed and not mature enough. However, compared with the first 30-40 chapters, there is a qualitative leap, and it feels like it becomes easier and smoother the more I write it, and I feel that the more I read it, the more pleasing it is to my eyes Up to now, I personally think this book is very good. It is mature. It not only contains the original storyline of Journey to the West, but also adapts it with various ideas of the author himself. Moreover, the various ideas are very mature. There is no rigid plot to impose concepts, and the characters and characters' psychology are also very reasonable. (Some readers often say that they are insulting Buddha. I want to say, have you shaved your head? Have you lost everything? Are you compassionate? Please take a photo of your bald head, and then provide a notarized certificate of donation after death, and add a screenshot of the charity donations in recent years, so that I can see the compassion of people in Buddhism... Don't mention kindness in front of me. You may have a higher income than me, but my charitable donation is a quarter of my total income every year. Dare I ask the keyboard Buddhist who talks about charity and behaves selfishly, how much is the donation, and what percentage is the donation. If the percentage is actually 0%, please be quiet, don't Beep) Summary: This book, in my personal eyes, is great... There are laughs, tears, surprises, and thoughts. Moreover, the protagonist does not become like an ancient person because he traveled through his thoughts. His thinking is very modern This is a good book worth reading.

Why do so many people like to assign the heroine Gao Yang to Xuanzang's novel about Journey to the West? Is it because Gao Yang cheated on the monk in history?

This book must be popular and become a god!

The rest is all set, can I add more details?

The power system is really confusing. Sun Wukong has fought all the way from the 33rd level to the outside of the Lingxiao Palace. No one can stop Zhu Bajie. Zhu Bajie is just a gatekeeper. Kuimu Lang > 20 heads 🐷, Sun Wukong > 28 Sus join forces. Sha Monk also described Zhu Bajie's battle as nothing more than: farting to add wind. I couldn't help it when I saw that Zhu Bajie and Sun Wukong were fighting equally.

The Buddhist fasting of five kinds of meat and three kinds of meat does not mean that eating meat is forbidden The five kinds of meat, namely five pungents, refer to five kinds of pungent vegetables. According to Buddhism, garlic, garlic, xingqu, green onion and green onion are the five meat dishes. Three dislikes, geese, dogs, and turtles are regarded as three animals that cannot be eaten and are listed as dogma. There is another saying, Sanyan, "You will not eat geese, pigeons, and doves in the sky," "You will not eat dogs, horses, and cattle underground," and "You will not eat eels, turtles, and loaches in the water." In fact, it is not strictly about not eating meat.

The male protagonist is 165, the female protagonist is 156, and the male partner is 146? ? ? Is this Journey to the West or the story of the dwarves?

The novel is very creative and quite interesting. Already ordered, I hope the author will write well, keep up the good work

This book was great at first, but the more I read, the more embarrassing it became. The most amazing thing is that the world of Journey to the West has a prehistoric background. You, the protagonist, dare to stand up to Daluo, but you are so afraid of ghosts? ? ? ? Come on, author, tell me, in Journey to the West and Prehistoric, which ghost is an awesome character? ? ?

Let me ask, can this Tang Monk be as powerful as the Heavenly Dragon?