Journey to the West: Is My Pilgrimage Really This Bizarre?!

The writing is quite interesting. I just thought about it. Greed, ignorance and anger represent the three disciples. The soul of the original body should be transformed into a white dragon horse? It is related to the three corpses, but because the broken body is already blind, and then there is the ego that permeates the entire character, I have reason to suspect that the protagonist who traveled through time has been affected by the ego the moment he came to this body.

It's a bit interesting, but I feel a little dragged down by the title of the book. I can crowdfund a bunch of titles.

Sun Wukong is madness, representing ignorance and the obsession to become a Buddha; Zhu Bajie is greed, greedy for food, money, etc., And he is greedy for good times and takes excessive demands; Monk Sha is anger, representing killing, and is angry at adversity, often acting on his own terms and ignoring them. Wisdom; Because they are all three corpses separated from the original owner (the demon monk). After the original owner failed to kill the three corpses, the soul was integrated into them. Therefore, in addition to the main tone of greed, anger and ignorance, there will be other things.

It's so well written, it feels like a weird fairy. But the subject matter is different and very interesting.

Like the title, I personally think the author's ideas and creative themes are very good, with depth and reasonable structure of conflicts, but... The writing is really not very good. I have been reading books for more than ten years (this account is not my first account, and all physical books were included in the past). Yours is the only novel in which I feel that the outline is dragged down by the writing. It is an Adelman alloy skeleton with paper muscle skin. I don't know whether what I write is a compliment to you or not. I'm scolding you. Anyway, I don't think I meant to be "sarcastic". I hope that when your writing skills improve and you can master the huge world view in the future, you can use the current skeleton outline and throw away those bloated and shredded paper skins and write again. My personal feeling is that it is a pity. It is really a pity.

Tang San was buried, Sun Xingzhe punished the eight realms, and the killings were all over

Monk Tang traveled westward, and there was indeed only one person in history. In Journey to the West, he practiced in the Eighty-one Difficulties: subduing his mind, abstaining from greed and anger, and eradicating ignorance, and finally realizing the emptiness, energy, and purity—learning from the scriptures and becoming a Buddha.

The Yishi ruler of the Ming Dynasty is about 32cm Tang Sanzang is about 1.8 Meters Sun Wukong is about 1.3 Meters Zhu Bajie is about 3.6 Meters Sha Wujing is about 3.9 Meters

The image of the Dharma was too bad and not strong enough at all. A crazy monk sometimes rubbed his clothes into a stick, sometimes turned his five fingers into a rake, and used his palm as a shovel to kill all the monsters. He also muttered that God has the virtue of good life, Amitabha, Wukong, please don't be rude, isn't it more touching? And the Dharma can be written at the back. How can I write the Endless God of War at the back?

It's too crazy to understand, and it's kind of holy mother-in-law