Journey to the West: Taking Sun Wukong as My Disciple from the Start!
西游：开局收徒孙悟空！
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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Yang Jian practiced the Eight-Nine Mysterious Skills. Common sense.
Why did it jump directly from 149 to Chapter 241? Where did those chapters in between go?
There are so many missing chapters, and I can't even finish them 😆
Are there many chapters missing?
Chapters 150-220 Why not?
Journey to the West was a huge blow from Buddhism to our native Taoism. In history, from the Southern and Northern Dynasties to the later Tripitaka's Journey to the West, Buddhism flourished. In the Southern Dynasties, there were 480 temples and many towers in the mist. Taoism is not just Taoism, but Buddhism is a religion. I know a Taoist priest, and I talked with him about the issue of the dispute between Taoism and Buddhism. He said: The superiors do not argue, the inferiors like to argue. Those who are persistent in attaining virtue are not virtuous, and those who are persistent do not understand morality. This is a scripture in the Tao Te Ching." In him, I saw kindness, non-dispute and true tranquility [Only with a quiet mentality can one be truly pure. When will the restless mind be able to be calm when fighting and arguing? How can one be pure without tranquility? Silence is the source of purity]
It's really hard to watch Nuwa being written like a girl next door.
This is my first review of a novel after reading it in more than ten years. The concept is interesting. Come on.
Damn, there are over 170 of them and they haven't been signed yet to be put on the shelves.
It's quite interesting, but no one is watching it