Journey to the West: Moral God

All the gods in Journey to the West are dark-hearted

It's interesting, but a bit lower than Sun Wukong. Deliberately low.

First of all, what the protagonist does can only be said to be in line with the thinking standards of an ordinary person. Without forcing it, he can be an individual, but a "moral god"? You can't become a "moral god" even by bragging; Secondly, the protagonist always acts according to the principles of modern officialdom. Let's not talk about whether it conforms to the rules of modern officialdom. Does he care about ancient things? Do you care about religious matters? Do you care about the affairs of gods? Shameless talk.

As a scholar who studies Taoism, when looking at this book, aside from the logical lines of the characters, the world view in the book includes some character relationship chains, such as the 129,600 year of Yihui Yuan and the view of calamity, which are based on ancient perspectives. There are also some Hindu character relationship chains, which are more consistent. But here is a small suggestion. The Taoist worldview believes that the universe was fundamentally created 18 billion years ago and evolved from the Qi of the Three Elements. The generation of calamity is due to the natural destiny of the Qi body, because the Qi phase rotates endlessly until it returns to Tao. That is to say, in the entire power system, the occurrence of any thing will cause Qi to accelerate its operation. When Qi reaches a certain mass, that is, when it expands to a certain point, it will instantly stop compressing and collapse. In modern scientific terms, it is the butterfly effect, plus the collapse of the universe. Rather than just annihilation in just one moment, 129,600 years is just one calamity. In addition to minor calamities, there is also a major calamity of 3,680,000 years, which is when living things encounter a cleansing of annihilation and a new round of life replacement occurs. The ancient Confucian prophecy theory also absorbed this theory and refined it, called Yang Jiu Bailiu. Finally, if the author has the opportunity to read the content of this article, I hope that I can learn some of the content from the author to enrich the interpretation of the concept of disaster in this book in the future. I also hope to have the opportunity to chat with the author.

The author writes about immortals and Buddhas with IQ arrears, and the whole process is no different from a formality. The male protagonist is written as if he is talking next to him, with no value for his existence. It feels like a wooden person who laughs when he should laugh and laughs when he should. There is no heart at all. Based on the rational description, there are other characters, such as the King of Tang, the heroine, the heroine's family and other characters in the scene. The feeling is that everything revolves around the male protagonist, as if there is no capable person in the court, and Wei Zheng cannot not have some other forces in the fight. Also, the dragons are written too weakly. It is impossible for a dragon to have no power at all when it leaves the water. Even if it has no magic power, it still has a body. Its size is at least several times that of a human being. Killing an ordinary person is as easy as waving a hand.

I can't stand it after reading more than fifty chapters The protagonist worked hard for fifty chapters to escape from his original fate, but here Guanyin directly brainwashed people on a large scale and changed the memories of Chang'an people... The previous article also tried hard to damage the protagonist's reputation, but failed, and here directly changed the memory The setting is very confusing Gods cannot harm mortals, cannot live forever, must rely on flat peaches to survive, part-time jobs do not give people ginseng fruit noodles Zi The Jade Emperor has low intelligence and is like a brainless villain, Guanyin is sinister and vicious, and the protagonist is also extremely despicable Erlang Shen is stupid and stupid All the gods are arrogant around mortals, and their magic power is as useless as fart. It all depends on calculations But the author can't control it well, the supporting characters have no brain background, and they all rely on the protagonist's twenty years of experience as a township cadre to play Journey to the West That's right, an immortal with tens of thousands of years of age can't play with his twenty years of township cadres.

On both sides of Guandi Temple, one person holds a scale and another person dials an abacus. Now that we have a scale (balance), we should have an abacus. The abacus can be used to calculate merit, lifespan, and what you win without having to gamble. For example, if you have 1,000 merits, I will take 1,000. If you don't have so many, I will take all of you (maybe only a few dozen points of merit). Calculate how many points it will cost me at a time, which is a fixed value of 100. If the other party has less merit, I will lose. Thinking of these, I will make up for it later.

How to say it? I've seen dozens of them! It's all conspiracy, Buddhism plots against the protagonist, and the protagonist plots against Buddhism again! Heaven plots against the protagonist, and the protagonist plots against Heaven again! It can be said that in this book, apart from the mortal world, every force that can be offended has been offended! It's really tiring to watch (´;;`)!

Why are you naming someone else? Wouldn't it be nice to think of one yourself? How did I offend you? It's too poisonous. It would be okay if I had this name in a world without the character Taiqing Laozi, or if I traveled through time and became Laozi. Did you dare to give this name in Journey to the West? He is the founder of the Taoist school and has written the Tao Te Ching that has been passed down through the ages, so he is called the Taoist God. Why is this protagonist? Dare to call the Supreme Lord the Supreme Lord in front of you? Do you want Taoist culture lovers or Taoist priests to believe in the protagonist?

I thought the protagonist was really a moral god, but it turned out not to be the case. Then you still dare to call him this name? It was Taishang who created the world in Journey to the West. Aren't you looking for death?

Author, is your village studded with diamonds? Or is it that saints have immeasurable merits per capita? Otherwise, it would be too easy to be moved today, right? The B cells are all gone.

To be honest, when I saw the title of this book, I thought it was too high-end, but when I saw the introduction, it turned out to be Tang Seng and his father! Depend on! Does the author know what the moral god represents in Chinese mythology? Anyone with a little bit of brain will know! Please understand the background before writing! ! !

What are the first 50 chapters used for? It's completely meaningless. If you can modify the memories of the whole world, including immortals and gods, at will, what's the point of the Tao of Heaven? What's the point of preaching and educating sentient beings? Isn't this just infinite moon reading? What's the point?

After reading two chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. Disadvantages: The characters in the plot are not spiritual. The writing and plot are poor. The protagonist is set as a 40-year-old township cadre. But you either think too much, just like ADHD, and keep introducing narration. Or he is just like a mentally retarded person, unable to show any cleverness at all. I was mainly persuaded to retire to the official position. In order not to give birth to Tang Monk, the protagonist even gave up the flowers and candles in the wedding room, which shows his firm will. However, when he was promoted to an official position, he only dared to ask his father-in-law to say a word for him. As for himself, he could only kneel down and flatter the emperor, and he could only say one sentence. If it was too much, the emperor would not even give him a chance. What about your personality? What about the protagonist's previous life experience? Can't you find a reason to refuse? What if you don't want to take office and follow the tragic fate in the book? Just ask my father-in-law to say something to you, even if the struggle is over? Ridiculous! Don't say no to beheading, is it possible? How big a crime would it be if the number one scholar was beheaded? Even if it were possible, you would die if you took office. Why not give it a try? You don't even dare to test it. Why the hell are you living? You'd better die quickly. This is where the pen strength problem appears. Try it out, not only the protagonist is alive, but Wei Zheng and Tang Huang will have another wonderful moment. Regardless of whether they take office or not in the final ending, several characters stand still. As a result, the protagonist is just a fool, Tang Huang has no role, and Wei Zheng's character is as dull as wood. Then what does the author mean by writing this plot? Why not change it from the beginning to want to take revenge on Liu Hong, and want to have a chance with Liu Hong. Anyway, you are not prepared to write about the possibility that Liu Hong is the boss in the conspiracy theory. Then directly become an official to benefit the Tang Dynasty and become moral! ...... This book is creative, but not sincere.

It's a bit poisonous, so please withdraw it immediately. Let me just mention one thing: it is so easy to achieve this meritorious deeds regardless of the mind. Even the Jade Emperor is afraid of getting into trouble if he offends people with this meritorious deeds, so why don't all the gods and Buddhas in the sky quickly gain meritorious deeds. Seeing that the Jade Emperor is okay, he likes to send floods and kill people. The male protagonist has done a lot of good deeds by threatening the Dragon King and cooperating. Even the Jade Emperor dare not kill him at will. Such a good opportunity, hurry up, he doesn't dare to go, there are people underneath.

The author may not have read the original work of Journey to the West. If you read the original work carefully, you will find that Tang Seng's mother was already pregnant for 3 months before getting married 😁, so the protagonist is a successor who is happy to be a father 🤭

Following Tai Shangqiang's name is simply seeking death.

Author, I don't know why you wrote Dragon Girl in the first place, but this character is really annoying and makes people want to kill her. 😁😁 I believe many people think the same as me. Regardless of whether they are in the same lineup or not, this kind of tsundere character is understandable, but it would be a bit of a trap if the tsundere can't understand his position.

I can't stand it any longer, especially since everyone in the future will offend you, Buddhism, Taoism, Heavenly Court, etc. You can offend anyone, and you have a low IQ.

? People jump into a gap and think they can block it. Who taught you this?

I can't hold on any longer. Why do I write so much ambiguity? I feel so disgusting that I have abandoned the book.

Is it a stallion story? If you are already an immortal, why do you need so many women? It's good at first, but when there are more women, it feels like superfluous!

It subverts the three views. Guanghan Palace is a brothel and Chang'e is the youngest. What should I write? ? Yang Jian played soy sauce throughout the whole process, antagonized the protagonist throughout the whole process, didn't care about his sister, and didn't care about his mother. In order to survive, he tried to please the Jade Emperor. Is this worthy of the title of Erlang God? There was no character that I liked throughout the whole process. What stood out were all treachery and selfishness. What kind of thing can be written about this. I would like to advise the author not to bring officialdom stuff into mythical stories. This is not writing about officialdom. This is a mythical story, bro. There is no need to smear the characters of Journey to the West so much, just be brothers if appropriate. Is it necessary to describe the court in a large space in the book? As for the main theme, who can read it? It is off topic, but of course it is appropriate. It is still okay to write about it before Journey to the West, but it is off topic later on.

What the hell, this is Journey to the West in the Age of Ending Law! A catastrophe that lasted for 129,600 years, what you wrote is more terrifying than the calamity. According to the way you write it, immeasurable calamity is coming. Not to mention the prehistoric world, the world of chaos is probably gone.

It is said to be moral in Journey to the West, but it is actually killing and robbing the officialdom. They are all pretense of gods and monsters, talking about other things.

What the hell are you writing! As soon as I returned to Beijing, my son was 18, and his imagination was so big that he made me dizzy! Your cultivation is also different from others, and you have never heard of magic weapons!

Moral God, traveling through the Three Purities at the beginning? When I saw this title, I said I didn't want to read it. Come in and check it out.

You keep emphasizing on how to die, hey, I'm surprised, does death have no merit?

Why are so many trainees trying to persuade them to quit?

This introduction is also fascinating. Is anyone interested in reading this setting? Even if you die, you can travel through time. If you have to say that a whole village of people were sent to you by heaven,