
Eighteen Years of Signing In in the Tang Dynasty, Then I Discover It's Journey to the West
大唐签到十八年突然发现是西游
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- 619k Words
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- Cultivation
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- Mythic Cultivation
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- 3y ago
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Speaking of Journey to the West, I have to recommend a fan novel about Journey to the West. The protagonist is Yang Jian.
I have always wanted to read this kind of book. I traveled to the Tang Dynasty and spent a long time doing it, and finally became a winner in life. But I heard that five hundred years ago, when Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty, a mountain fell from the sky, and a monster monkey was pressed down under the mountain... 😜 Hahaha, it's interesting to think about it.
The central idea of Journey to the West itself is to lick the Buddha. . . The Chinese people traveled thousands of miles to kneel down and beg Asan to come and preach. . . There are problems with the plot itself. How can it be cleared up?
Looking at the introduction, you were born in the Tang Dynasty in Journey to the West. What are you afraid of? In the Tang Dynasty, even the Dragon King can beheaded if it rains by mistake. What kind of monsters and ghosts dare to show up in the Tang Dynasty? During the entire journey to the west, the Tang Dynasty was the safest place. Monk Tang encountered the most dangerous monster in the Tang Dynasty, which was a tiger! !
The coordinates of the westward journey.
Why didn't you reply to the message? Why did you put your phone in the refrigerator when it was hot?
Although it is Journey to the West, since the protagonist is a king, he naturally has a fiefdom. As a modern person, he doesn't click on the technology tree? Think of the atomic bomb. The hydrogen bomb is exciting when it is launched into Ximen Tianling Mountain. There are also higher-level cobalt bombs that can destroy human beings. It's exciting to think about it.
It feels like the author didn't understand Journey to the West at all, and didn't know the story of the Tang Dynasty. The rise of Buddhism was due to the help of monks and soldiers from all walks of life during the Tang Dynasty to quell the chaos, and slowly gained Li Shimin's permission, and then it flourished. Previously, Taoism had been spread throughout the world, and Journey to the West describes the decline of Taoism and the rise of Buddhism. What the hell is a restricted area in the Tang Dynasty, where pig farts come from? Whether from the perspective of real history or the perspective of mythological history, the Tang Dynasty was a turning point for the rise of Taoism and Buddhism, but it was always the center of religious gathering in Asia at that time and a no-go zone. It can be as big as the Three Sovereigns, Five Emperors, Queen Tupangu, Nuwa, Haotian God, or as small as the City God's Temple, the God of Wealth and the Zao Lord. What kind of temples will you eat?
Really uncomfortable. This Tang Dynasty is too weak, even a demon dares to wander around the capital. I feel like there's no protagonist, and it's awesome to be able to last for 50 years without being wiped out. It's painful to watch.
Author, I think you can drag Nuwa into the water! Apply to the Five Emperors for a statue of Nuwa? Send it to Wuzhishan! Let Brother Monkey worship every day and cry out bitterness every day! After all, Brother Monkey was also transformed from the colorful stones left by Nuwa to mend the sky! Why are you half a parent?
In fact, every school has its own statement, and they all believe in their own statement, but I have a statement about the undefeated myth, which is to firmly believe in the earliest story of Chinese tradition No matter what the other side or others say, you just have to believe in one thing, Fuxi is the earliest creation god in China. Even Pangu was just a minor god in the Western Han Dynasty. He became one of the more important gods at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, and was officially promoted to the God of Creation during the Three Kingdoms period. Later, there were many others who could stand alongside him, but his position never dropped, and he was still one of the top orthodox gods in Chinese mythology As long as you kill this saying, that is, as long as you kill the saying that China's earliest creation god was killed, Fuxi will be undefeated There is a second argument, that is, you firmly believe that Taishang Laojun, that is, Lao Tzu, is the most awesome, because according to traditional Chinese Taoist mythology, he is the most awesome existence. Even in the Tang Dynasty, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Song Dynasty, Taishang Laojun was even ranked above Fuxi. That is to say, in the Ming Dynasty, some people asked how can humans be above gods? Then the status of Taishang was alongside that of Fuxi, becoming one of the top gods in China, and Taishang is the number one in traditional Chinese Taoist mythology, no one else In Taoist mythology, Taishang Laojun is the most awesome existence Now, as long as you kill the traditional Chinese Taoist myth, you will be invincible These two statements are nothing more than killing one concept. The first concept is that Fuxi is the earliest creation god in China, so he is the best. The second concept is that Taishang Laojun is one of the most awesome existences in Taoist mythology No matter which of these two concepts it is, as long as you bite one of them to death, you are invincible, and no one else can compare to you no matter what? Because you have risen to the level of Chinese thousand-year mythology, or Chinese Taoist mythology, the only way they can defeat you is to act rogue and tell you history. You talk to me about mythology, and I will talk about history to you. You talk to me about history, and I will talk about unofficial history with you. You talk to me about unofficial history, and I will talk about legends with you. You talk to me about legends, and I will talk about mythology with you.