
Black Myth Journey to the West: Tu Tu Gong Counterattacks the Ancient Times
黑神话西游:土地公逆袭洪荒
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- Cultivation
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- Mythic Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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Nowadays, there are people who get nervous when they see the title of Black Myth. They only know how to shout out the words "conspiracy theory". I wonder, does the original work not have a satirical tendency? If the original work really made some things clear, could it be passed down to this day? When we, the people of New Socialist China, interpret classic literature according to today's values, are we stepping on someone's tail? The people want to see the second creation of freedom, but can you control it?
Isn't the most important thing in black mythology the spiritual essence? What are you doing?
Is the author writing about Tu Tu Gong in Tu Tu Bao Juan? That's more powerful than a monkey
This is the first follow-up reading on the shelves. Isn't this more refined?
What you wrote doesn't match your title, brother
It is said that there are many versions of Journey to the West, and some of them also write that Sun Wukong has children (Journey to the West, Journey to the South, written in the Ming Dynasty). There are many differences in the Wu Chengen version alone through the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Forgive my stiffness and bias. The father-in-law of the land must be in my official uniform. He has a plump figure and a kind-hearted look. The sight of him can make people feel warm in their hearts. This is the belief I left behind from worshiping the father-in-law of the land since I was a child. No matter how those authors spoof the gods and Buddhas in the sky, I will laugh at them after reading them. Interesting to see more. Throw it away out of boredom. The only thing I don't like is that people write about the land father-in-law indiscriminately. I remember having a dream once when I was a child. I dreamed that I somehow came to a large gray and black mountain, and even the sky was gray. There was silence all around, no sound at all. I wandered unconsciously in the mountains for an unknown amount of time. Later, an old man wearing a uniform and carrying a cane hurriedly ran up to me and pulled me away. Then I woke up. I heard from my mother that I had a fever and was in coma for two days. My great-grandmother went to the Tutu Temple at the entrance of the village every day to ask the Tutu God to protect me.
Then it will be interesting to write about Lan Yuer being brainwashed by the original and then the two of them having sex.
It's very well written, and many people will definitely read it in the future. Come on, don't be a eunuch.