Journey to the West: The Crafty Tianpeng Makes the Tathagata Weep
西游：老六天蓬气哭如来
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
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I don't quite understand. If you don't want to go on the journey to the West to obtain the scriptures, plenty of demons do. Why does it have to be you? The author of this article believes: This is your opportunity, your opportunity to become a Buddha. It's just that Zhu Bajie didn't make much of a contribution on the journey to the West, so he was appointed as the Clean Altar Messenger.
If any powerful being or person with supernatural abilities like clairvoyance can spy on others, wouldn't it mean that no one has any privacy except for quasi-saints? If someone wanted to know what a female immortal was doing while bathing or making love, wouldn't they be able to just calculate with their fingers or use any supernatural power and have it all broadcast live? Tianpeng, at least, was a Great Luo Immortal and didn't feel anything when he was spied on.
Doesn't the author know the story's background? Marshal Tianpeng was banished to the mortal realm not because he harassed Chang'e. Chang'e was, frankly, just a waitress. What ancient general would be imprisoned for harassing a maid?
The author's practice of subverting conventions, starting with Journey to the West, has been made into an animated video on Douyin.
I just finished reading the chapter about the magical battle in Chechi Kingdom in Journey to the West. The king was genuinely kind to the three immortals; he saw that Sun Wukong wanted to kill the three royal advisors, so he told them to stop fighting and send the apostles away. Unfortunately, the three immortals were simple-minded, unlike the king who understood.
I can't believe this Nezha doesn't have a photo!
A wronged face
Run! Too many concubines! Too poisonous! Did you sleep with Guanyin behind her? Poison leads to death!
Let's play a word chain game! I'll go first. Do whatever you want
It's already been released and more than ten chapters have been published, and you're still babbling on and on. You're like a monkey who won't descend to earth or be reincarnated. If you were to fill a hundred or ten thousand words with just the beginning of the story, what would you do?
Unorthodox, unorthodox, unorthodox. This is a book where Buddhism is actually Taoism, pretending to be Journey to the West.