Journey to the West: I Am Sha Wujing
西游之我是沙和尚
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
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Seeking the Dao in the Azure Heavens: Birth, Abiding, Decay, and Emptiness
When chaos first broke, the primordial world was born. The Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West brought trial upon trial. Though the Ten Thousand Immortals Formation fell, the true spirits endured, seeking the Dao through the cycles of formation, existence, decay, and emptiness.
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Lost Between the Fingers
The green mallow in the garden waits for the morning dew to dry in the sun. Spring spreads its blessings, and all things shine with life. I always fear the arrival of autumn, when yellow leaves and blossoms wither. Rivers flow east to the sea. When will they ever return west?
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Weren't the three royal advisors of King Chechi also striving for peace and prosperity? In the end, they were still defined as monsters and had their heads chopped off. Whether you're a good person or not, whether you deserve to be a good person, is decided by those above you. You, the Tongtian River, are the big shot, believing that's how it should be. You turn it into an ordinary river, and you're guilty. I won't look at you.
What good is it? Marshal Tianhe still ended up being sent down to be a pig.
I firmly believe that Sha Wujing and the Queen Mother of the West had an affair; otherwise, he wouldn't have been banished to the mortal realm for over 500 years for breaking a glass, turned into an ugly monster, and subjected to flying swords piercing his heart more than a hundred times every seven days. If there wasn't some deep-seated hatred, the punishment was far too harsh; it was even worse than what Sun Wukong suffered.
Is the journey to the West something you can just decide to abandon? What did the Buddha say?
Why do all the current adaptations of Journey to the West say that Laozi created the world? Didn't the opening of Journey to the West already say that? Since Pangu broke the primordial chaos, shouldn't it be Pangu who created the world?
After reading over two hundred chapters, I found that the protagonists' cultivation levels were incredibly varied, numbering as numerous as hairs on a cow.
Tang Sanzang's journey to the West covered 108,000 li, but you wrote that the distance from Black Wind Mountain to Flowing Sand River is over 100,000 li. According to your calculation, Tang Sanzang would have already reached the Western Paradise.
Just you wait and see, not a single one of you will say a word. I suggest changing the title to "Rebirth: Driving an Excavator in Journey to the West".
The Buddha said: This fellow is disobedient and has ruined my great plans. Kill him and replace him with another one. The End
Dear readers, look this way!
Whether it's the primordial era, the Investiture of the Gods, or Journey to the West, the general trend is immutable, while minor trends can be altered. In the Journey to the West, the prosperity of Mount Ling is an inevitable trend of Heaven, unchangeable.