Journey to the West Begins at the Three Stars Cave

After reading more than thirty chapters, I feel a bit like that. How can pig's feet talk about equality in a world where people can become immortals? How is it possible? In the real world, we can't do it even if we can't practice. But in a world where people can become immortals and gods❓

In the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it is of little use for the protagonist to establish a doctrine. After the Han Dynasty, Confucianism was the only one respected. As for the others, they were either absorbed or excluded. The protagonist's students can only govern for a while, not for a lifetime. Compared with the doctrine, I think the protagonist establishes a doctrine. Rules are more appropriate. To be more precise, they should be imperial rules. You don't need too many. A few are enough. They can ensure peace for eternity and protect the foundation of people's survival. But it is not easy to have too many. If there are too many, they will not have the effect and may even lead to broken jars.

It's not easy. It's the first time I've found someone who is pure Journey to the West. Come on.

I always feel like the protagonist doesn't know how high the sky is and how high the sky is… What's his ability? I don't know how to do it.

It's tasteless, and it's a pity to discard it. It can be seen that the author wants to write a good connection from the Bodhi ancestor to the havoc in the heavenly palace. The opening chapter is not bad, but it is a pity that I can't stand it anymore. He also promotes the theory of equality in the mythical world. He is really talented, unless the demons, demons and gods are dead and it is the end of the Dharma era. Moreover, there are not many exciting plots, key upgrades are also slow, and the transition of a dynasty is long and smelly.

The Master of Sage Impermanence, with the protagonist in his current state, it is very far-fetched to write books, so the protagonist should travel to various countries to visit sages, only in this way can it be said that it can promote the main plot you have set for the protagonist.

In fact, Sun Wukong was kicked out for his own reasons Sun Wukong at the beginning: "I am asexual. If people scold me, I will not be angry; if people hit me, I will not be angry, it is just a courtesy." Sun Wukong in the art of learning: "The immortals followed the instructions and came out. Wukong went outside and worshiped all the senior brothers, and arranged a sleeping place between the corridors. The next morning, he learned speech and politeness with the senior brothers, lectured on scriptures, practiced calligraphy and burned incense every day. In his free time, he sweeps the ground and cultivates trees, looks for firewood, and carries water and pulp. Sun Wukong asked, "Wukong, are you the one who cultivated this technique in that life? The master whispered to you the other day." Do you know how to change disasters?" Wukong said with a smile: "To be fair to the brothers, firstly, it was taught by my master, and secondly, I worked hard day and night, so I know how to do it." The crowd said, "take advantage of this opportunity to give it a try and let me wait and see." When Wukong heard about it, he was so energetic and showing off his skills." Look! He just learned something and started to indulge himself and show off his skills. "Yelling and yelling, it doesn't look like a spiritual practice at all! For those who practice Buddhism, when they open their mouths, their energy is scattered, and when their tongues move, right and wrong arise! " It is obvious what will happen to Sun Wukong's character in the future. The trouble he caused later also verified this. He went completely berserk until he was suppressed.

Doesn't the protagonist need to be educated? A hammer in the east and a stick in the west

I clicked on Pure Journey to the West immediately after seeing it, and couldn't resist the first chapter. I don't quite understand. Why would you write a Journey to the West fanfic if you haven't watched Journey to the West? Can't you tell the difference between Patriarch Bodhi and Subhuti?

It is said to be pure Journey to the West, but some personal designs of the author have been added.