The Invincible Holy Monk of the Great Might Heavenly Dragon

This article originates from Mr. Bian's answer on Zhihu. The original question was: What would happen if Tang Sanzang were replaced by Fahai, played by Vincent Zhao, and sent to the Western Paradise to retrieve the Buddhist scriptures? The Queen of the Women's Kingdom: "Royal Brother, you say you have renounced all worldly desires, so why don't you dare to open your eyes and look at me?"

Fahai was originally from the Tang Dynasty. His real name was Pei. Born at the end of the Sui Dynasty, he belonged to one of the Seven Clans and Five Surnames. His father was a prime minister. He became a monk at a young age. In his later years, he made a grand vow to repair temples by West Lake. He became famous for driving away a giant snake.

This plot is so forced... The first chapter alone gave me goosebumps. The protagonist of the Journey to the West isn't some ordinary mortal, so what's the point of their journey? Can those eighty-one tribulations even be considered calamities?

Bold fiend, I will expose your true form! Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon, Prajna Buddhas, World Honored Ksitigarbha, Prajna Paramita, manifest!

Name: Jie Luo (Hydra) Age: 18 Gender: Female Race: A hybrid of lich and demon, the offspring of the demon race's Great Sage Jiuying and the lich race's Great Witch Xiangliu. Bloodline Inheritance: Nine-Headed Serpent Xiang Liu Talent: Summon mountain spirits and water monsters, highly poisonous Skills: Poison Flame, Plague Cultivation Technique: Nine Netherworld Demon Record

In Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang was actually a dispensable figure in the eyes of Buddha; his main purpose was to guide Sun Wukong to Buddhism. Tang Sanzang was merely a pitiful sacrifice.

Do you know why nobody reads your novel? Because you're worthless. You don't have a complete novel, you have no fans, so your ID is worthless, and nobody reads it. At least among the authors I know, those who completed their first book are already considered legends. With your attitude towards writing, you don't even deserve to be called a professional or amateur.

The author is wrong about Zhen Yuanzi, the Great Immortal of Wuzhuang Temple. If spirits could bear fruit, would Zhen Yuanzi still be called the Earth Ancestor? Then all other deities would be fake. Are you the only one with sharp eyes???

It seems completely illogical! Anyone can go on the pilgrimage, so why would Jin Chanzi need to reincarnate ten times?

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