Journey to the West: the Great Thief

The demonic mist was set up, and the demonic cage was covered. No fingers could be seen in all directions. Looking at the moon and stars above his head, Sun Luzhen's face was as sinking as water. He released the dragon on the flying dragon staff to protect Tang Monk in it. He turned his head and said to Sun Wukong: "Master, please take a look. Such despicable means must be a cover-up trick used by the "Jie Jiao" monsters. I wonder if master dares to kill these monsters together with his disciples? " Tang Monk, whose soul is being imprisoned by Sun Wukong? He scratched his ears and cheeks anxiously, turned his hairy hands a few times after hearing this, walked to the door, stretched out his hand, pulled out the Ruyi Golden Cudgel from the eyes of his ears, stomped it on the ground, looked at the black mist outside the door, and said to Sun Lu Zhen: "Hey, you are so bold. Monster, who didn't know that my grandson passed through the clouds and reached the Heavenly Palace back then? He Xian didn't know that he was bullied by a bunch of monsters in this deserted mountain. How annoying!"

The latest plot is a bit difficult. The country of Aolai was forced to bow down by the force of monkeys. As a result, the whole monkey bill was prepared in less than a year. Although some people are adding fuel to the fire, the people of the country of Aolai are really embarrassed.

How should I put it? The writing was very messy and urgent. Maybe it was written in such a hurry to show that it was the main character's own whim. However, it made people look at it in a messy way, and one thought came out one after another. However, the fight with the Bull Demon King was really well written.

No, this quality new book is at the bottom of the list. Is it so strong now? I don't think it was that strong in the previous books. Why don't the author consider changing the name to attract more traffic and trick a batch of them first?

A god who plagiarized Journey to the West. Why should he compare with Journey to the West?

I haven't read it yet, but the introduction is a bit confusing. How did the disciples of the Monkey King get mixed up with other titles? Can Shen Nong tell me?

The article is quite good, but it lacks the excitement of ordinary online articles. The protagonist beats the Bull Demon King as soon as something happens, and you can still see a sense of depression in the end.

Anger has no roots, but it cries out when it is unfair? Don't understand at all

If you don't look at it from the perspective of a cool article on the Internet, it's actually pretty good. I have a very thorough understanding of the mind-cultivation part of Journey to the West. Anyway, it's much deeper than my half-knowledge. The writing style is also very good. The author is imitating the writing style of Journey to the West, but some of the sentences are a bit more modernized, which is not a complete success, but it doesn't hurt because there are not many such dramatic sentences. Unfortunately, the author is right in writing Journey to the West, but he is destined to not make much money from the perspective of cultivating the mind. Because most people read Journey to the West for its skin. Even though many readers are beginning to get tired of Journey to the West, they actually just hope to follow the superficial plot of the original work and reinterpret a story of gods and demons from a modern perspective. If the author takes a closer look, it is destined not to be a good article. Although the author tried to rely on enjoyable writing, the starting point was biased, and it was actually not very satisfying. I just liked the original work, but the rest was just... The article is good, but unfortunately it is not very enjoyable. If the author can give up the depth a little and write a "Journey to the West" novel next time, the textual research party will be satisfied, and the readers of "Journey to the West" will also buy it, at least he can make more money than now.

Author, you come out, the protagonist finally killed all the Bodhisattvas who supported you, and then Maitreya was no longer restrained. On the day of the protagonist's suicide, Maitreya went to Lingshan, and was immediately supported by the Buddha. Maitreya's backhand killed the protagonist, Laojun's investment failed, Tathagata's investment failed, and the Bodhisattva who followed you also failed. The protagonist can be the most ridiculous protagonist. All this is the protagonist's suicide. Otherwise, the protagonist has the support of Bodhisattva Laojun Tathagata and can defeat Maitreya. After killing Kassapa, the protagonist commits suicide. The consequence is that Maitreya has no obstacles.

After reading it, the author has the ideas and level. For online articles, it gives the author enough space to slowly unfold, so that there is enough tension at the climax. Looking at it now is a bit like watching a commentary video of a good movie. Powerful, but short-lived. Stay steady and be optimistic about the author.

If you don't kill him, there's no point in writing this long thing.

Is the author touching himself? The protagonist does not have any memory of Liu Chenxiang. To the protagonist, he is just a mad dog named Chenxiang. Where does the protagonist reveal his emotions? It is better to draw out the protagonist's parents and grandparents to fight with the protagonist. That would be more funny. Can the protagonist's grandparents be pulled out? Or the protagonist's younger siblings, brothers and sisters, Chenxiang is nothing, and he has no memory of a day.

The protagonist is so stupid that he was deceived by Maitreya's back-up, Baihuaxi, and commits suicide. Baihuaxi believes everything the protagonist says. As long as he doesn't die, Baihuaxi will regret it and become a god again at any time. Maitreya's methods are so good.

After being put on the shelves, the writing power has dropped two levels compared to before, and the supporting characters have all become facial makeup. The author looks down on the conspiracy theory of Journey to the West while writing about it.

The writing is basically useless. I still want it, but I can't stand it anymore after seeing hundreds of eyes. It's okay at the beginning, but I'm completely ruined at the end. I'm really sick of being young.

Only when you open the sky and hold the talisman can you be pure, and you will have distracting thoughts after the Yuan tribulation. The power of magic is boundless to save the suffering, and the recognition of variables is temporarily immortal. A little bit of psychic knowledge will reveal the golden light as you wish. Overturning the world can lead to good, and only then can the secret be revealed to Yuanyuan.

Although the main plot is a bit messy, I really enjoyed watching this fight! The fighting scenes are so cool

The writing is good. Gods and Buddhas don't save people, they just eat people... I haven't seen such a good book in many years, don't be disappointed...

Why does the protagonist look like a charlatan? How come everyone can be 50/50 equal to the protagonist? Didn't Huang Feng and Spider Jing recognize the protagonist? Why didn't the protagonist take eight people with him? The protagonist was completely led by others.

I can feel it, it feels a little faster than expected, but it's still wonderful.

Again, although you failed to write it, I enjoyed reading it. Overall, it's very good👍

Can the author write a side story? Doesn't this mean that nothing has changed for the protagonist?

It is said that enlightenment is not enlightenment, not emptiness, and the cycle is inherent in it. How does Nizi welcome Maitreya, and how does the great sage sit in the east of the sky? Melancholy Yuan is due to the decline of fragrance and the beauty of peach blossoms. Hibiscus songs in ancient tunes, naughty boys riding bulls and the sound of flutes.

The author explains, what happened to the protagonist, did he commit suicide?

Is the protagonist equivalent to dedicating his life, strength, and thoughts to the world and to all sentient beings in the world?

At the beginning, although this book collapsed, it was really enjoyable to read. It is one of the few online articles that rises to the level of thought. The last one is a bit too conscious, and I feel like there is no explanation of the causes and consequences, so I will just tell you my understanding. Sun Luzhen, as the name suggests, focuses on truth. Tang Monk wrote scriptures to give readers the tools to search for the truth. Sun Lü is no worse than him, and he must have given his own tools to the people. His ultimate goal is to break the monopoly of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism on scripture interpretation. How to do this depends on the people being the masters. He followed Tang Monk to spread his thoughts throughout the world in order to enlighten the people's wisdom. The purpose of disbanding Lingshan was to break the monopoly, and to keep the Jade Emperor was to maintain order. These were all to buy time for the people to awaken, and Sun Luzhen could only point out a path of unity and resistance.

I feel that the current Sun Lu is really better than the Great Heavenly Lord, right?

Let me explain why the protagonist commits suicide. I just feel that he saw a latecomer. I don't have to rely on him to succeed.