Journey to the West: The Crafty Tianpeng Makes the Tathagata Weep

I don't understand a bit. If you don't want to go to the west to learn Buddhist scriptures, some monsters want to do it. Why must it be you? Bright Point Thinking: This is your chance, the chance to become a Buddha, but Zhu Bajie did not make much contribution on the way westward, so he was named the Messenger of the Pure Altar. Dark thoughts: This is a chess game laid out by Buddha. You are just a chess piece, not irreplaceable. The worst is to replace it with another one. There are so many pig monsters. Even if the title of Marshal Tianpeng is needed, at worst, he can be named Marshal Tianpeng and find a reason to knock him down from the mortal world. There will always be someone who knows how to become the second senior brother.

Anyone with great power or clairvoyance can spy on others. Doesn't that mean he is below the level of a quasi-sage and has no privacy at all? I want to know what the female fairies did when they were taking a bath and having sex. Wasn't it possible that the calculations or the use of magical powers were broadcasted live? At least the canopy didn't sense when someone was peeping on it?

Doesn't the author know the background of the story? Marshal Tianpeng was demoted to earth not because he molested Chang'e. Chang'e's identity was simply a waiter. Which ancient general would be demoted to prison for molesting a maid?

The author's anti-routine practice from Journey to the West has been made into an animated video on Douyin

I just read the chapter of Journey to the West about the battle between Che and Chi. The king was sincere to the three great immortals. He saw that Sun Wukong wanted to kill the three masters, so he told them to stop fighting and sent the apostles away to defeat them. Unfortunately, the three great immortals were simple and did not understand as well as the king. Later, Sheep Yang was a little timid, but when she saw the monkey grabbing the king and threatening the king, she fought hard. You are a loyal minister. In order to protect the king, he could risk his own life. Who cares if he is a monster. Even a monster. So what. He can make the country trustworthy and live a good life. Can use his life against the king. That's enough. The last words Sun Wukong said sounded hypocritical. I always think of one thing. That is. You are not committing a crime now. It doesn't mean you won't commit crimes in the future. I'll kill you now. It's like you won't commit any crime in the future. ®It's for your own good. ® Forget it completely. When I first arrived. The glow I saw was brilliant. A kind of fairy spirit. ®After you leave. How will those monks who were forced to work take revenge? I don't care about it all ®

Wrongful face

Run! Too many harems! Too poisonous! Have you slept behind Guanyin? Toxic death

Let's play an idiom: I'll go first Do whatever you want

It's already been released and more than a dozen chapters have been published, but it's still there. Monkeys don't come down to earth and you don't get reincarnated. What if you can't write a million words for just one plot at the beginning?

Unorthodox, unorthodox, unorthodox. This is a book where Buddha is originally a fellow Taoist, pretending to be traveling to the West