Fifty Years of Sign-In in Journey to the West, Slaying the Monkey King from the Start

Speaking of Journey to the West: Fengshen, I have to recommend a cool novel written by Yang Jian, "The Life Is Growing and the Water Is Changing". The writing is top-notch and worth reading.

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The name of the author, I call him good guy

It's been a long time since I've seen such an impressive Journey to the West. It's good to watch, but it's short.

This book will probably be on the shelves when it is over 200,000 words long. If you have any suggestions, readers can post them here and the writers will read them. Speaking of tickets, the writers are working hard to update every day. Can you reward me with tickets? Thank you all.

I don't quite understand why I didn't become a disciple of Hou Tu. . I've taken care of you enough. . Now that you have offended a lot of people and you still haven't become a disciple, Hou Tu will definitely come out to support you unconditionally? Does the protagonist feel that Hou Tu is against you? Feel confident? Because the author is cheating, does it matter if the protagonist is a little brainless? Traveling to Journey to the West, not only take one step to see one step, but at least take one step to see three steps. . Don't you look at it now? You were on the Taiyin Star and attacked two Jiuyao Star Lords. Isn't it against the rules of heaven? You have offended many immortals, and there are many people who are better than you. Where does your confidence come from? Confidence is because the protagonist knows that I am the protagonist of the novel, so Houtu must support me without thinking? Even if Hou Tu doesn't support it, will others support it? Is it okay for me to be brainless anyway? Can I be inexplicable? Enough has been given to the protagonist. . Hou Tu is not that stupid. .

From slaying demons to immortality, you also wrote it, right?

So... He came back after he was a eunuch and made reasonable remarks, and we had expectations for him again... And then, he passed away again. Let's go, this kind of person is not worth it. He also has no ability or responsibility to take on anything, and he is hesitant and has low self-esteem. If he can't even cut his own uterus cleanly, and he comes back to pick him up and cut it again, what else can he expect? That's it

I feel like today's writers writing novels such as classical mythology or fairy tales have a common problem, that is, cultivation is the test criterion for strength. Although he will pay attention to the impact of magic and magical powers in battle to a certain extent, he still pays too much attention to cultivation. In fact, Journey to the West distinguishes between mana, supernatural powers, and magic weapons, and each of them has a very important impact on combat power. Especially the magic weapon. Let's not talk about Journey to the West, but just talk about Fa Hai and Yan Chixia. They are both mortals and can practice Taoism for many years. But they are monsters who can win thousands of years of cultivation. In addition to their spells, the most important thing for them should be their magic weapons.

After reading Chapter 58, I fell into deep contemplation. So what exactly is the protagonist insisting on? He sees what God can't see, he does what God doesn't do, and protects the rights and interests of mortals? Monsters that kill mortals? But isn't monsters eating people just like people eating pigs (or other animals)? If you change the perspective, shouldn't those monsters also kill people? After all, people also kill their own kind. If it is based on opening up spiritual wisdom, wouldn't it be a special burden? Shouldn't it be that there is a separation between the immortal and the mortal? So the protagonist's actions are still viewed from a human perspective, but they are based on people's own righteousness. To be honest, it feels weird. Of course I would do the same thing in another situation, so I'll just talk about it online.