Top Scholar Three Times Over in the Tang Dynasty, Then I Learned My Father Slew a Dragon in His Dream

Don't tell me you don't know how many continents there were in that era of Journey to the West?

In the early Tang Dynasty, those who won three yuan in a row were first submitted to the ministers and then recommended to take the exam.

How could he win three yuan in a row in the early Tang Dynasty? You don't even have such basic common sense! ! !

I don't understand why the protagonist thinks of Journey to the West when he hears the story of Wei Zheng slaying the dragon. Wei Zheng slaying the Dragon King of Jinghe River is originally a folk legend, and it is not only recorded in Journey to the West.

When people travel to the West, don't slaughter the gods and Buddhas all over the sky, just go through and dry your hair

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Give the protagonist a hellish start and solve the problem of Buddhism spreading to the east. The only thing that represents the fate of the human race is the Tang Dynasty. Isn't this nonsense? The Tang Dynasty can represent the fate of the human race? How can you, a native of the Tang Dynasty, resist if the boss becomes the Second Saint of Buddhism? The balance of power and the balance of status are very different (just like ants). Therefore, the setting of this book is determined. It is difficult to write down and interesting. Only by constantly improving the wisdom of the supporting characters can the resistance be successful. Also, the author did not think carefully about the background of Journey to the West. The Tang Dynasty, especially the Tang Dynasty at the founding of the country, respected Taoism as the state religion (Li Yuan recognized Laozi and Li Er as his ancestor), so you can just set it as a dispute between Buddhism and Taoism, and you have to involve Saint Hunyuan! Those are people who have practiced for countless epochs, how can you resist, and only the Tang Dynasty can resist on behalf of the human race?

You are so bragging that you don't want a backstage. The author is either writing this book, or he is serving the emperor. I ordered a chapter just to comment.

He definitely has pride. He likes to brag about how powerful he has been when meeting people. He also has arrogance. When others call him Bi Ma Wen, he immediately becomes angry. Of course, he is also capable of bending and stretching. He will beg for mercy when he is pressed against the Five Fingers Mountain, and he will kneel down and beg for mercy when he cannot bear the curse.

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