Journey to the West: A Martial Dao Confucian Monk
西游之武道儒僧
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- Completed
- Length
- 579k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
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By writing this far, you've completely overturned what you started, revealing to me a sham monk with insatiable desires.
The name should be "The Fake Monk from Journey to the West".
Buddha is the Tao, but the Tao is not Buddha!
The author is forcibly adding buffs to the story of "Covering the Sky." Even the author Chen Da said that the Immortal Emperor is equivalent to a pseudo-Daluo Golden Immortal, but here the author has made the Mortal Immortal a Heavenly Dao Saint—that's awesome!
The author claims Buddhism is originally Taoism, and even advocates the practice of the Three Pure Ones. But Buddha can no longer wield a sword, and let's not even discuss Buddhist and Taoist culture. It seems the author probably hasn't even thoroughly read the book *Journey to the West*, and just made it up based on a TV series they watched over a decade ago.
This book is so fake! It's so rigid and boring, like chewing wax. It's really uninteresting.
Keep writing, it's just hard to update!
The content is pretty good, but the power system is too weak. A Great Luo Golden Immortal is eternally free across all time and space; they're not that weak, bro. 🙂
The sentences are awkward and difficult to read.
If you're going to write about Buddha, you should write it like Buddha, not something that's neither Buddha nor Buddha. That's complete nonsense!