Journey to the West Martial Arts Confucian Monk

By writing this, you have overturned everything you have said in the previous chapter, showing me a fake monk who can't satisfy his desires.

The name should be called Journey to the West Fake Monk

The author forcibly added buffs to Zhetian. Most of Chen said that the Immortal Emperor is equal to the pseudo-Daluo Jinxian, but the author here considers the Red Dust Immortal to be the Saint of Heaven. This is a fraud.

Buddha is Tao, but Tao is not Buddha!

Return to the Buddha, which is the original way, and also practice the Three Pure Ways. The Buddha is no longer able to lift the knife, so the author will not talk about Buddhism and Taoism culture. I am afraid that he has not read the book Journey to the West in depth. He just made it up based on the TV series Journey to the West that he watched more than ten years ago.

It's so fake. This book is so rigid and tasteless. It's really boring.

Keep writing, it's just hard to update!

The content is good, but the power system is too low. Daluo Jinxian is eternally free in all time and space, not that weak, brother 🙂

Just by looking at the title, you can tell that the content of this book is also messy.

This is a system that accepts anyone as its disciple.

When writing about Buddha, you must look like a Buddha. Don't write about being a Buddha or not. It's really a complete mess!

After reading the comments all of a sudden. I no longer had the mood to keep watching.

You can start by practicing one subject alone, and then you can learn more when your level is higher. If you haven't learned it yet, you may want to practice three subjects.

Some minor issues There seems to be some problems with the sentence segmentation and the use of punctuation marks, especially in the first few chapters. (I don't mean to find fault, I just want to seriously remind you that it looks really nondescript.)

The sentences are not fluent and look awkward.

Maybe it would be okay if I changed my name. What is "Confucian Monk"? There are only literary monks and martial monks. You can say that he is a monk who is proficient in Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism. Just by looking at the name, I can tell that the content of your book will be messy. Who will read it? Poor grades are guaranteed.

Don't say that I care too much. Just give me the title "Journey to the West: The Confucian Monk of Martial Arts" and your protagonist is an ordinary monk. The Tang Monk you arranged, who is the Tang Monk, is the reincarnation of Jin Chanzi! Tang Monk was born in a mortal body, but the one who became a Buddha was the golden cicada! In other words, Tang Seng is only a part of him as Jin Chanzi. In just a short period of time, it will either be replaced or merged. Obviously, Tang Seng can no longer be the main personality! And who is Jin Chanzi? He has a profound background and is a great disciple of the Tathagata!

I read the introduction and it has all the settings. Traveling through Tang Monk, it is impossible for the Buddhist bosses to give you the opportunity to do this. All the way to the westward journey, there are the eyes of the Buddhist bosses in heaven. Once they find out, they have no personality and will directly turn your personality into a puppet. Logical persuasion

With your cultivation level rising, how can you treat the sky full of gods and Buddhas as two balls? How can those who have written about the prehistoric literature and how many Yuanhui it takes to reach Jinxian feel so embarrassed that they hit the wall?

This book cannot seek true results. Amitabha, it is good, it is good, go and rest.

Author, how are you doing now... I wish you well

Why are there Confucian and Taoist cultivation methods in the monk system? What about the brain?

The mortal immortal is compared to Hongjun, a true immortal, an immortal king, and an immortal emperor. Is it true that the immortal emperor is the great road, and above the sky is Hongmeng?

When I saw Chapter 156, why did we create the Temple of Heaven and Earth? Isn't it the Temple of Five Villages?