Tang Monk Didn't Want to Learn Buddhist Scriptures, He Just Wanted to Learn About Water.

The writing is quite good, and it is one of the best in the chat group. The members of the chat group do not have the Japanese-style cuteness, nor do they have the modern oral habits. Yes, praise! Reward!

Finally, there is a setting that does not involve such rubbish as prehistoric times.

It looks good and the quality is very high, which is quite rare nowadays. The plot promotes humor, and it depends on whether the relationship between the gods can be improved.

These authors are wise. If you know whether you want to write about Ancient Times or Journey to the West, mark it first and then debate later.

Those who engage in conspiracy theories are basically thrown into the street. It is very difficult to write conspiracy theories well.

I don't think the protagonist wants to build a new Leiyin Temple, he wants to build a big electronic music temple.

I would like to see a real-life Xuanzang, who completed his journey to the West alone and relied on pure Buddhism to become both the Mahayana "Mahayana Heaven" and the Hinayana "Liberation Heaven".

When I saw that it didn't involve the prehistoric era, I added it to the bookshelf. I have a disease that causes PTSD when I see the prehistoric era.

Alas, it's a little uncomfortable to see Sha Monk killed. Although there were warnings from the front that he might be killed, is Journey to the West still a Journey to the West with different masters and disciples? In the final analysis, Sha Monk killed the 9th Jin Chanzi, but because he wore a Buddhist bead and skull representing the 9th life, what descendants think is not written in the original text. The Golden Chanzi is an ancient ferocious beast. It is very strong. The first few reincarnations must have been very ferocious. According to the Bodhisattva, Jiang Liu'er is almost the same as him at that time. It shows how powerful it is. With Sha Monk's strength... It is not said whether he can find the 9th life of the Golden Chanzi. Even if he finds it, he can beat it. It's good if he doesn't get eaten in turn!

His father forcibly resurrected him without giving an explanation, which made me embarrassed to watch. . . . . . . . 🥲For example, the protagonist is very strong, and then forcefully reverses the flow of time and space to resurrect his current father. The explanation in the novel is really shit.

Which world is this monkey in the group from? He is so resentful towards Lingshan, so he definitely won't be able to do it a hundred times. Since he can force his way into Lingshan Mountain, he will not be a prehistoric monkey. I haven't read The Legend of Wukong. Is this the monkey from The Legend of Wukong?

There is still one person left in the chat group to complete the mission, so we have assembled a team to learn from the experience.

The name Jiang Liuer reminds me of a chess player.

Why have the evil spirits of the Nine Heavenly Demons outside the territory been appearing so frequently in recent times?

Your recent writings are too watery, these last 6. To condense it into one sentence, I know Taishang Laojun. I'm here to show off and slap you in the face. Do you need to write 6? It's not like this for irrigation. Next time you write 123123 in a loop, you can make up 3,000 words and send it out. No need to force it like this.

Why is there a female protagonist? Let me guess what the plot is going to be like. Buddhism will try to stop the heroine or kill her. Then the protagonist will turn against Buddhism, right?

I'm not saying this book is bad, it's actually quite good. But Jiang Liuer's world can only be regarded as a fan of Journey to the West, and indeed has nothing to do with the prehistoric times. It may also be that things must be reversed. There have been too many content creations on the Journey to the West conspiracy theory in recent years, so when I saw the introduction to the original Journey to the West world, I was looking forward to it. However, after reading along the way, I found that it was not what I expected, and I was a little disappointed. It's not that I can't tolerate conspiracy theories. After all, I also like The Legend of Wukong, The Monkey King, and Black Mythology, but Journey to the West really didn't have so many conspiracy theories in the first place. This paragraph is neither a criticism nor a scolding. I just hope it can remind friends who read it later. There is no room for conspiracy theories or those who insist on the original Westward Journey world should read it with caution.

So one life is not worth one life? In the end, pig's feet still stand as gods What's the point of writing this?

The reasons for the enlightenment of several people in the chat group are too shallow and mediocre, and the ideological charm of the supporting characters is not reflected. Since the author chose a chat group with a Journey to the West theme, and the main world is a fundamentalist Journey to the West, he still pursues ideological speculation to some extent. If it were all a display of force, it would fall into the cliché of the underworld where punching power is power, and the fantasy genre would make this all out. Just like the Yellow Eyebrow Patriarch, he is like a fool who can only repeat reading. When he talks about breaking the precepts, he gets high as if he is addicted. Muscular Tang Monk is a super hero, I would like to call him Fat Tiger. All he talks about is killing people. He only knows about the comparison of force. He is very good at physics but has a low level of proficiency. He can't say any nonsense. He has not seen the difference in values ​​​​/understanding of Buddhism/cognition of the world.

It's quite interesting, and it's a good book. Come on

Will this Jiang Liu'er be united in heaven and earth? 😆😆😆

Do you believe that Jiang Liu, who looked like he was out of control, could be killed by Buddhism in minutes? I forgot that I was forced to death nine times

In the original work, Jin Chanzi is the ninth life, Tang Sanzang is the tenth life, the seventy-two transformations are transformation techniques, and the magic was comprehended by Sun Wukong himself.

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No eunuchs ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

The Book of Difficulties shown to Guanyin at the end of the original book explains that Jin Chanzi is the ninth life and Tang Sanzang is the tenth life. In the end, this is what the original book says, not me!

The original work says that Sun Wukong knows one thing and knows all things, and can understand magic by himself. In addition, after becoming an immortal, he will generate his own magical powers.

Come on, come on, more, more, more

This is a novel in imitation of ancient dialect, similar to the Ming and Qing dialect scripts. The author's writing level is very high

Is Tang San Burial the protagonist in which novel?