Journey to the West: I Am Tang Monk

The protagonist miraculously traveled through time and became Tang Monk, and then miraculously entered the Paradise World. It was really wonderful. The author's descriptions of Tang Seng and his disciples are lifelike, each with their own character traits. I have to say, they are really beautiful.

Journey to the West is a process of sharpening one's mind. During this process, one can control one's emotions and six desires. In this process, Buddhism trains Sun Wukong to deal with immortals and Buddhas within the rules and grow up slowly. As a result, Tang Monk, the time traveler, does not want Sun Wukong to grow up and allows him to continue to be a moody naughty child. I don't know what he thinks?

I finished reading it and I was fascinated by it. Please update it quickly.

After reading it all night, I took my copy of "Shi Yuan Yi Shu" to bed.

The critical moment is gone. Ahhhhh

Pindao came from the Eastern Tang Dynasty to worship Buddha and ask for marriage...

Damn it, I'm going in circles again

So why after the fallacy that "it was Sun Wukong who died in the real and fake Monkey King", there is another theory that "the six thoughts are caused by Buddhism". If Sun Wukong had not killed the seven emotions and six desires, do you believe that he would have beaten Tang Monk to death even though he endured the curse? In your mind, Brother Monkey is a monkey monster full of shortcomings, lawlessness and arrogance?

After reading Chapter 28, I felt it was quite good, comparable to a platinum author.

The poor people from the east came from the Tang Dynasty and went to the precious land to ask for food 😏

The poor monk comes from the Tang Dynasty, but he never thought that there is such a fragmented method in this world. The truth is the only one the poor monk has seen in his life. I wish the host peace and joy, and may the better. The poor monk waits for the host again. Thank you again 😊😊😊

The poor monk came from the Tang Dynasty in the east and went to the west to get... What? Did I go the wrong way? The poor monk said goodbye and had no chance to meet again.