Raising a Monkey in Journey to the West

If you want to write for a long time, it is best not to go against the country. You can cooperate with the country. In reality, you can expand the field and improve your cultivation. Finally, you can upgrade the country to a divine country, become a patron saint, etc., But you must not go against the country.

I see that many people have objections to the previous chapter on Mahasabha and think that the protagonist is impulsive. But actually, you put it into context. First, at that time, the protagonist had just transformed from mortal life to immortality, and his strength had skyrocketed, giving him the confidence to be "arrogant". Second, he doesn't know the gap between himself and real immortals, because everyone is an immortal. Just like yourself, when you are talking to your friends on the street, and someone suddenly comes up and slaps you, are you angry? The other person is just a human being, why should you be afraid of him? Third, the protagonist is personally entrusted by Tathagata Buddha. Before Sun Wukong escaped from trouble, the protagonist was actually working for Tathagata Buddha. As the saying goes, look at the Buddha's face without looking at the monk's face. Mahagadhi does not have the courage to actually kill the protagonist. Fourth, although Mahajiedhi is a divine general in heaven, he is also a powerful protector of Buddhism. A compassionate Buddha may torture you, but he will never kill you. Tathagata Buddha's suppression of Sun Wukong is the best example. Generally speaking, although many people can't stand that paragraph and even abandon the book, I still won't change it because I think that's how a normal person should behave in that situation. The protagonist is not a robot, and he has not cultivated anything to forget his emotions. He also has seven emotions and six desires. He cannot be indifferent to everything, especially when encountering injustice. If you still can't understand, then I apologize. Sorry, my novel stained your eyes. We meet in mountains and rivers. I hope we can get together and part ways well.

This volume of "Journey to the West" tells the story of the protagonist's growth. From an ordinary person who has gained abilities, he is complacent and self-righteous, and even wants to pretend to be a ghost to seek his own interests. Then he is influenced by some people and things, and finally finds his true heart and walks on his own path. Here, you can see the protagonist's impulsiveness, irritability, and irritability, his greed and dissatisfaction after gaining abilities, and his complacency as the only transcendent person, and he even wants to dress up and play tricks on the world. In my opinion, these are ordinary realms and thoughts. Later, after experiencing the stories of people like Dayan, She Xian, and Shexianjun, the protagonist gradually grew up. After that, in the true and false part, it is the transformation period of the protagonist (there are actually a lot of things I want to write about this paragraph. I said it was about 200,000 words in the outline, but because of the bad response, I cut it out directly, and the inner demons were killed directly by the plot. I mentioned what I wanted to write about this paragraph in the third chapter of the second volume, which roughly means causing unrest around the world.). After witnessing the disasters caused by inner demons, I got rid of all kinds of selfish and self-righteous thoughts and found my true self. Taoists become immortals and seek truth, while Buddhists seek immortality and seek truth. This is generally the process (purely a personal understanding). And these are actually paving the way for the second volume. It is precisely because the protagonist is now in a position to educate all things that the "game" content of the second volume appears. Okay, that's all. I know that few people read this book, and no one will see these words. It's just that many people don't understand it. I think it is necessary to explain it.

No matter what I write, my avatar and I are not of the same mind. Is it okay?

After the part where the protagonist's inner demons appear, I can't stand it anymore, it's addictive. What is a god and what is an immortal? Indeed, the author has some connection with Taoism. But only in terms of educating sentient beings, there are figures such as Taishang Laojun who can't see through technological creations. It's really a joke. Next, in terms of reality, the author believes that the slide is perfect in all aspects, a paradise on earth. Not to mention the recent Xuxin incident, there is still no response to the Tongzhuo incident, and the ongoing stalemate over the BMW accident involving a female driver and her death shows that we still have many shortcomings. Of course, we should also be grateful for the peaceful life we ​​have now.

The land sealed by the Tathagata is scolded by Tathagata in the blink of an eye? What a great official authority

The words "investment failure" woke me up just as I was about to go to sleep.

The first part felt fine and quite interesting, but now we get to the real and fake protagonists. . . . After reading it, I felt a little confused and gave up.

Why go to Journey to the West? Wouldn't it be nice to just absorb the incense in the modern world and become a god king in one fell swoop and be free and at ease? The Saint of Journey to the West is so strong that it would be a suicide to go back.

The avatar still has its own thoughts. It's disgusting. I've abandoned it. Goodbye.