The Poor Monk Returned to Secular Life

Is the protagonist a fool? How dare you return to secular life?

In the Tang Dynasty, it was the grandson of the prime minister, and in the West, it was the reincarnation of Jin Chanzi. What kind of ancient xxx

In Journey to the West, I felt out of place doing Jiu Shu's job.

Do you believe that if you carry the entire Buddhist and Taoist plan on your back and have no backing and no strength, you will become a good person in eleven lifetimes in a matter of minutes?

A bunch of comments are probably because they have never read the original work of Journey to the West. There is no Fengshen List + the background of the prehistoric novel. It is the same for anyone who goes to seek scriptures in Journey to the West. The nine Buddhist scripture seekers in front of Tang Monk never said that they were all reincarnations of Jin Chanzi. The core of the scriptures is the emperor of the Eastern Land. After all, the purpose of acquiring scriptures is not the purpose, but the promotion of Buddhism is the purpose! Normal people know that if your product is to be promoted to the market, it needs to be accepted by market managers. Others are secondary. After all, Buddhism does not need Sun Wukong and others for the nine Buddhist scriptures. In the original work, Tang Monk did not want to go to Buddhist scriptures. However, Guanyin put pressure on his faith and the Tang Emperor's physical destruction pressure, so Tang Monk had to go. Do you think the emperor's title of imperial disciple was given in vain? In the original work, Tang Seng went to his biological father and grandmother to say goodbye before going to get Buddhist scriptures. Tang Seng felt that there was a high chance that he would die outside and not come back.

Tang Monk, standing at the foot of Lingshan Mountain, followed by a group of warblers and swallows... All Buddhas and Arhats, let him go! This scripture is calculated. The monkey smiled and said nothing, the old pig was eating aside, the old salad was pulling the white dragon horse... Tang Monk ran away. Look carefully, he is holding a scripture in his hand. {"TopicId":"778059117414776832","TopicName":"Prepare fanfic"} ps: Yes, I am here to be funny =^･ω･^=

Emmmm, there is a question mark over whether Li Shimin in "Journey to the West" worships Guanyin or not. But historically, "Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva" had to avoid the word "" because of the emperor's name. That's why it's called Guanyin. . . . . . . .

Goldfinger is quite eye-catching, but is the protagonist so mentally retarded? I can't hide my words at all times. The Journey to the West conspiracy doesn't look like a conspiracy. What is the main plot?

Anyway, normal thinking is like a monk hitting the clock one day, and then becoming a Buddha and an ancestor. The protagonist thinks that he is too important, so that without Butcher Zhang, he can't eat pigs with hair. Without Butcher Zhang, there are Butcher Li, Butcher Wang, and Chen Wei. There are also Chen Wei and Wang Wei. Is status in the world also important? Is the identity of the grandson of the prime minister important? Identity is the best thing for immortals and Buddhas in the sky. Identity can be the reincarnation of the subdued dragon without the golden cicada. Anyway, the eighteen arhats are all reincarnated. One cannot be replaced. There are many mortals and arhats who want to be Buddhas. As long as we make a deal with the king of Tang and give him 20 years of longevity, I can guarantee these The emperor would immediately take action on his own grandson, sever ties and immediately send him to become a monk as if he was no longer a grandson. Even if he heard that he could become a Buddha and live forever for thousands of years, he would immediately abdicate and let his son take over the throne. He would immediately become a monk and go to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. In summary, the protagonist thinks that he is too important, as if he cannot obtain Buddhist scriptures and cannot survive the 81 Dilemma without him.

From the current point of view, don't read it as a fan of Journey to the West, it is a decent fictional novel.

Adaptation is not random editing! The joke is not nonsense! I don't know what you are arguing about. If you don't like it, I suggest you turn right when you go out. I think the author's writing is not good and not as good as yours. I suggest you write a book yourself.

Read the introduction. A Buddhist scripture seeker, not a monk, can I allow you to learn scriptures? Even if you say you have practiced Joyful Zen, it is better than saying you have returned to secular life. Or change the words "return to secularism" written in your profile to "prepare to return to secularism". Otherwise, it would be quite discouraging. Moreover, what Buddhism wants is for Buddhism to spread eastward. The protagonist can gain more benefits by threatening to return to secular life

Others are flexible and behave badly, but you are flexible and secular, right?

Tang Monk returns to secular life? Do you think Buddhism is vegetarian? Believe it or not, you will become a loner in minutes? If you persist in your obsession, I will reincarnate you in another life immediately.

This is a funny novel disguised as Journey to the West. When you read Goldfinger's transcription, you'll know how outrageous it is. Are you still talking to me about seriousness and rationality? It's almost in line with the general logic of the Pleasant Goat cartoon. The author's writing is pretty good and can make people laugh from time to time.

Is the protagonist a fool? He refuses to eat anything that reaches his mouth. I don't think it's Liu Xiahui, but he is impotent!

Is there any novel in which the protagonist is a monk or a Taoist priest, but he is determined to be Taoist and does not want to return to secular life?