I Was Traveling to the West and Saved the Jinghe Dragon King at the Beginning

Very nice, keep up the good work, rush!

The so-called Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors are a joke in fairy tales. I have read dozens or hundreds of fairy tales, and the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors always live in seclusion in the Fire Cloud Cave. No matter whether the human race is in trouble or not. There is no mention of their actions. Seclusion or imprisonment?

The recent content is very good. Please give me a monthly vote to encourage me. This fake Sun Wukong is the Sun Wukong in the eyes of other people (or demons). This is something I didn't expect. So most of this Sun Wukong is made up of the soul fragments of Sun Wukong's monkey grandson. ps: Can you change the name of this book? Although the content of the book is very good, the only popular book I have seen with this title is "Immortality, Beheading at the Market at the Beginning", and that one is not particularly popular.

Sooner or later you have to face heaven, what should you do?

Two days ago, I went to the editor to inquire about further reading. The ratio of reading and collecting is very low. Please readers, don't keep books! Following the new book issue is really important! Everyone, take a look at the latest chapter! Please please! 😭😭😭

"Journey to the West" has always been regarded as a mythical novel. The story of Sun Wukong traveling to the underworld, causing trouble in the Heavenly Palace, and seeking Buddhist scriptures from the West has been talked about a lot. Don't you know that "Journey to the West" is also a very ironic novel. As we all know, the author of "Journey to the West" is Mr. Wu Cheng'en. He lived in an era when eunuchs were very involved in politics. At that time, Dongchang and Jinyiwei almost controlled the entire Ming court. Perhaps it was because of the persecution of this kind of force that Mr. Wu Cheng'en became a complete "angry youth," and then spent half his life writing this masterpiece. Because there are stories in "Journey to the West" that satirize the Ming Dynasty, this book became a "banned book" at that time. So where in "Journey to the West" is it a satire on the Ming Dynasty? Let's introduce it in detail below. Secondly, two major departments appeared in the Zhuzi Kingdom, one was the "Jin Yiwei", and the other was the emperor's exclusive "Li Jian." Throughout the development of the entire dynasty's history, only the Ming Dynasty had the existence of two departments, and these two departments were notorious in history. Third, the king of the Noble Kingdom did not go to court for many years because of illness, and hid in the harem every day refining elixirs. This also secretly satirized the phenomenon of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty neglecting government affairs because he was addicted to elixir refining and Taoism. Precisely because Emperor Jiajing suffered from indigestion from taking elixirs all year round, the symptoms were exactly the same as those of King Zhu Zi. In the hierarchical Ming Dynasty, Wu Chengen dared to blatantly curse the emperor. No wonder "Journey to the West" became one of the three banned books of the Ming Dynasty. Although the entire book "Journey to the West" is about the Buddhist scripture-seeking business planned by Tathagata Buddha, there is one place that is blatantly satirical about the Ming Dynasty, and this place is the "Jiu Zi Kingdom." It is said that the four masters and disciples of the Tang Monk came to the Zhu Zi Kingdom. As soon as they entered the city, they saw the notice of the emperor issuing an imperial list for treatment, so Sun Wukong transformed himself into a lifetime to cure the king's lovesickness. There are three places in this round that satirize the Ming Dynasty. The first one is a subtle reference to the person who is satirizing. The three words "Zhu Ziguo" do not have a clear meaning on the surface, but they are homophonic to "Zhu Ziguo". It refers to the Ming Dynasty established by Zhu Yuanzhang, and "Zhu Zi" refers to Zhu Yuanzhang's descendants and generations of the Ming Dynasty. This kind of thing is definitely not a coincidence. It was obviously deliberately arranged by Mr. Wu Chengen, otherwise Journey to the West would not have become a banned book. As for the king who ate the horse urine from the white dragon horse and was cured, this actually refers to the fact that the good medicine that Emperor Jiajing took every day was horse urine, which was even worse than horse urine. After all, his disease was not cured. To sum up, it can be seen that although Sun Wukong's courage in "Journey to the West" is great, it is still slightly inferior to that of Mr. Wu Cheng'en. After all, the old man actually acted and wrote it. In Journey to the West, there is a king who is used to mock the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. You can tell just by looking at the name of the country. What are your different views on this? If you have your own opinions, you can leave a message and communicate below the article.

I would like to ask, has anyone read my book? Can you come back?

It seems that human beings have no real belief in gods and Buddhas! Most of it is a transaction, I believe in you, worship you, and then you bless me! A small part of it is just because of fear of the unknown

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Well! Many of them are written about changing another Sun Wukong to learn the scriptures, but once changed, the monkey being pressed is of no use! Then why are you holding back, other than just beating him to death? Before the journey to the west, people who were more powerful than monkeys would have died a lot if they had caught a lot of them. After all, the Tathagata belongs to a saint, right? Even a monkey can't be killed?

This book is weird! I feel that this book will die before the Western Expedition 🥺 because I have been reading the book before the Western Expedition and am afraid that it will disappear if the water goes down.

The reason why the Human Emperor did not cultivate immortality was to prevent previous emperors from being obsessed with cultivating immortality and practicing Qi. It is not a rule of heaven. In terms of status, the status of the Jade Emperor is almost the same as that of the Human Emperor...

. . . . . . You might as well go to heaven and beg.

Hey, Xiaoxiao controls the Wukong mecha and is ready to enter the battlefield at any time.

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I hope to strengthen the eldest grandson, otherwise the eldest grandson in the back will be too low in price if he can't keep up with Li Er. As the eldest grandson of his first wife, Li Er cannot compare to others.

Journey to the West is a book written by Wu Cheng'en that satirizes the Emperor of Heaven. It was a banned book in the Ming Dynasty. There is also a country in Journey to the West called Zhu Zi Kingdom that satirizes the Emperor of Heaven and the Chief of Ceremonies. Such blatant satire on the Emperor of Heaven, isn't this because the birthday prince is impatient to hang himself! If it were Yongle and Lao Zhu, Wu Chengen's grave* would be three feet high! "Journey to the West" has always been regarded as a mythical novel. The story of Sun Wukong traveling to the underworld, making trouble in the Heavenly Palace, and seeking Buddhist scriptures from the West has been talked about by people. Don't you know that "Journey to the West" is also a very ironic novel. As we all know, the author of "Journey to the West" is Mr. Wu Cheng'en. He lived in an era when eunuchs were very involved in politics. At that time, Dongchang and Jinyiwei almost controlled the entire Ming court. Perhaps it was because of the persecution of this kind of force that Mr. Wu Cheng'en became a complete "angry youth," and then spent half his life writing this masterpiece. Because there are stories in "Journey to the West" that satirize the Ming Dynasty, this book became a "banned book" at that time. So where in "Journey to the West" is it a satire on the Ming Dynasty? Let's introduce it in detail below. Although the entire book "Journey to the West" is about the Buddhist scripture-seeking business planned by Tathagata Buddha, there is one place that is blatantly satirical about the Ming Dynasty, and this place is the "Jiu Zi Kingdom." It is said that the four masters and disciples of the Tang Monk came to the Zhu Zi Kingdom. As soon as they entered the city, they saw the notice of the emperor issuing an imperial list for treatment, so Sun Wukong transformed himself into a lifetime to cure the king's lovesickness. There are three places in this round that satirize the Ming Dynasty. The first one is a subtle reference to the person who is satirizing. The three words "Zhu Ziguo" do not have a clear meaning on the surface, but they are homophonic to "Zhu Ziguo". It refers to the Ming Dynasty established by Zhu Yuanzhang, and "Zhu Zi" refers to Zhu Yuanzhang's descendants and generations of the Ming Dynasty. This kind of thing is definitely not a coincidence. It was obviously deliberately arranged by Mr. Wu Chengen, otherwise Journey to the West would not have become a banned book.

After reading Chapter 43, I can see that there are Hongjun and the previous calamities in this world, and they must be related to the prehistoric times. The Conferred God Tribulation led to the establishment of the Heavenly Court. The gods on the Conferred God List have been unable to improve their cultivation throughout their lives, and they cannot die even if they want to. Maybe the one who died was recruited later and was not included in the Conferred God List, otherwise he could be resurrected, including his memory. I hope the author can make a patch, and even if the Heavenly Court is to be destroyed, the Heavenly Court will not be destroyed if Hongjun's list of gods is one day. In fact, before the rise of Western Buddhism, the Jade Emperor was very aggrieved. The top warriors in the heaven were all intercepting and expounding the teachings, and they all listened to the instructions but not the preaching. He only had a few golden immortals in his own power, so when the monkeys were making trouble in the heavenly palace, Jie Jiao and Chan Jiao were watching the show in the water. Only then did Buddhism flourish and balance be achieved.

The writing is pretty good, but I don't know how fast it is updated.

Sanlian

When I was a kid, I thought the whole world loved me, but when I grew up, I realized it was the whole universe!

I just don't understand, why don't you teach those civil and military ministers and soldiers to practice? If you can't practice, I'm afraid it won't take more than a few decades. Either you will be too old to move your hands, or you will die directly.