Journey to the West: Reborn Tiger, I Can Become an Immortal by Adding Some Points!

Also, Journey to the West does not disparage Taoism and praise Buddhism, but slanders all three schools of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. After reading Journey to the West, you will know that the author is not biased towards any party. There are too many conspiracy theories about Journey to the West nowadays.

The cakes are all arranged. Among the five people who want to learn Buddhist scriptures, those are not enlightened and arranged by Guanyin. The protagonist is a wild one who dares to join the Buddhist scriptures team without any background. Who will die if the protagonist does not die? The author does not use his brain to write a book.

I'm looking for a Journey to the West novel without conspiracy theories. Who can recommend one

Wu Chengen wrote a book to satirize and expose the social form and social phenomena at the time of the struggle. Why do you have so many ideas one by one! The author himself probably doesn't have as many ideas about this conspiracy as you do.

Did Guanyin need to destroy her own persona in front of Tang Sanzang just to kill a little tiger demon?

Is the monkey too weak? In terms of martial arts, apart from Erlang Shen Huangmei and the Bull Demon King, no one else is his opponent. Or are the other monsters greatly strengthened?

Why do those who write about Journey to the West have to go with Tang Monk to study scriptures for a day?

Well done, keep up the good work.

Journey to the West, all the monsters without backstage are dead

Another conspiracy theory novel

There is a big problem with the setting. You came up and insisted on becoming Tang Seng's teacher, didn't you consider the consequences? The four disciples, Wukong, the son of the Great Tribulation, Ganglie, the disciple of Xuanmen, Sha Monk, the chess piece of the Jade Emperor, and White Dragon, the demon clan and dragon clan, all the great forces in the world have good fortune and merit. Are you here to interfere and seek death?

The learning process is too detailed. Not many people have the patience to read on. More people like cool articles to show off.

The author is probably young, still in the age of fantasy and innocence, I think. Don't worry, when you go to school and enter the society, after three or five years, you will think back to the novel you wrote, and you will feel that it was so good at that time.

I think it's pretty good. Whether it's a second set or a third set of fan fiction, it's reasonable. At least the author's writing is pretty good. The writing is very delicate, and if you read it slowly, you can feel the emotions of the characters. When reading a book, it's natural to see what you can read. No matter what others say, if I think it's good, then it's good 😁😁😁

When I see the curse words, I've seen it all.

There is no need to delve too deeply into the setting issues. Anyway, as long as the writing is good, it will be ok to read.

No one knows what kind of person Tang Seng is. To be honest, my impression of Tang Seng is still from the 86 version of Journey to the West. He is pedantic, but he strictly abides by the rules and precepts and devotes himself to the Buddha. Even though there are many conspiracy theories in Journey to the West, as a chess piece, he is indeed the most sincere one. No matter how you say it, I believe that when he first set foot on the westward journey, what the monk had in mind was not about glory and wealth, becoming a Buddha and becoming an ancestor, but about saving all sentient beings. When I saw Tang Seng deceiving the protagonist in order to run away, I always felt that the character was broken, and I directly broke the point that monks do not lie. Is this still the Tang Monk? . . . After all, the time traveler turned into a tiger, not Tang Monk. In the past, when I read fan fiction about people who traveled through time and became Tang Monk, I could accept it no matter how much the plot was ruined or even the romance. After all, it was no longer original. But the original version here has no writing and it's really uncomfortable to read╯╰ Although it can be said that the novels are all edited by people, and the author's setting is the first priority in the novel, but as a second author, I still can't accept this kind of setting that directly changes the personality of the classic characters. Personal opinion, I just felt it after reading this book, don't blame the author 😁

These monks are obviously too strong, but they are very cautious.

Can it be a little less dark? It's obviously very good-looking, but that's it!

As someone who had basically only watched the Three Kingdoms before, I became interested in Journey to the Westah

If the book had been attractive at the beginning, it wouldn't be like this. The back is really nice.

Many places are not smooth, I am a novice

I think it's well written, good luck to the author!

A Buddha is a Buddha, a monk is a monk, and a bald donkey is a bald donkey.