Journey to the West: Become a Disciple of Jiutian Demon Patriarch at the Beginning

Nezha conquered the six-hole demon, Erlangshen rescued the suffering, subdued demons and subdued demons. Was it because of his background that he got the official position? After Sun Wukong came back from studying Taoism, he looked a little bit like a Taoist? Weapons were stolen in the mortal kingdom, treasures were seized in the Dragon Palace, and chaos was caused in the underworld. Can this compare with the above? Understand that what everyone likes is the Sun Wukong of that period. In the middle and late stages of Journey to the West, Sun Wukong rescued people in distress, Xiao'ercheng rescued people and children, Ji Saiguo rescued the wronged monks, Chechiguo rescued enslaved monks, and Chengjiazhuang saved the people.

The author's setting of the protagonist's spiritual practice is to rely on enlightenment to treat property as dust, regard female sex as nothing, and achieve immortality and immortality without desires or pursuits. Then I want to ask, if you can see through the world of mortals, why can't you see through life and death and keep emphasizing immortality? Based on the above, why is persistence in immortality not a phenomenon?

It seems that Zhenwu had not yet become a great emperor during the Tang Dynasty, and the Patriarch of Demon Dang only became one later.

No matter what kind of article you are writing, keep writing until it is finished. I like this kind of pure cultivation writing. Most of the novels nowadays are frivolous and frivolous articles, which has made me tired of aesthetics. When I was in high school, most of the students were diaosi and enjoyed watching it. Now we are in the paid era and the market has changed.

It's not a good setting that immortals need to have six pure roots to become immortals. None of the immortals in Journey to the West have six pure roots.

The best thing is like water. If you have no desire, you will be strong. If you have no desire, you will be strong. Practice to refine the mind is not about cultivating a stone. Whether it is Buddhism, Taoism or Dharma, it allows people to eliminate small desires and preserve big desires. What are big desires? Otherworldly? , Achieve enlightenment and ascend? , Somewhat similar, but for some people, it is not entirely correct. Cultivation should not be generalized, nor should it be too corrective. Some people practice so that they are light and healthy, and have sandalwood under their armpits. Is that otherworldly? , Some people who have cultivated the Six Paths of the Divine Way falsely claim to have attained the Tao, are they misleading the world? . The first step in cultivating the mind is to ask the mind, what do you want? . When I was a child, I had a piece of candy. When I grew up, I wanted to be rich and successful. When I got older, I wanted to be healthy and safe. When I was about to die, I wanted to live a few more years and have healthy children. Is this really what you want? I want to eat sweets because my body is hungry, but I want money because I know that money can solve 99% of things. Isn't this a kind of desire? All the above are desires, but they are all small desires. What is great desire? This is different for everyone. First of all, you need to understand what your true intention is? Sitting and reciting Huang Ting in your free time, your body will be refining for hundreds of thousands of kalpas. The heaven and the earth will eventually perish, leaving no direction, no shadow, no trace. A typhoid fever (tribulation), an accident (tribulation), the pain of losing a loved one (refinement), the arrogance of losing money (refinement), the torture of illness (tribulation). Human flesh is uncomfortable after enduring thousands of calamities, and it cannot be free after a hundred trials. This is a fool, a fool, a fool. Great enlightenment is difficult for ordinary people to understand. The six desires are painful, the seven emotions are painful, greed, anger, ignorance, and sorrow are heartbreaking. Having given up power, wealth, love, and family, what do you really want? , The answer is none, or empty. The original mind is empty, wouldn't it become a stone? , I don't know where I came from and I don't know where I'm going. This will cause a problem, that is, if the emptiness returns, then the original self will be gone, the original mind will dissipate, and naturally it will go back to where it came from. This is not what many people want, so there is a method. The Swastika talks about Anuttar Samyak Sambodhi, the supreme enlightenment, which guides the direction, and there are countless dharma. Tao talks about the five immortals, ghosts and immortals continue to exist, human immortals prolong life, gods are not mentioned, earthly immortals and half-immortals are talented, and heavenly immortals are at the top, not inferior. Foreign teachers use prayer and repentance, explore their true hearts, and use the Kingdom of God as a spear to forge the sacred heart. However, they have their own unique way. However, most of them use so-called faith. They lose their true heart and cannot get up or down. Sometimes the kingdom of heaven cannot tolerate it and the earth cannot accept it. Although the Taoist Immortal is empty, there is a method to guide him. What is commonly circulated is oral chanting of sutras and concept meditation, which are all methods for making people purified. Without worldly thoughts, you will naturally be light and healthy, and live longer every year. When you have achieved profound cultivation, you will feel like a human being, and you will not be like an ordinary person.

Become a disciple of Patriarch Bodhi Then, be a disciple of Taishang Laojun Now there are people who are apprentices of Patriarch Jiutiandangmo Let's see if anyone will be apprentices to Tathagata Buddha or the Jade Emperor tomorrow?

The world of Journey to the West is about cultivating the mind first

It's very satisfying, there are no conspiracy theories, and there are no ancient suture monsters. I personally think it's very good, but the update is a bit slow. It is recommended to update it three times or four times.

Does the story have to be written by having the protagonist go through a tribulation in the world of mortals and fall in love with the female counterpart? Is there anyone who has not experienced the tribulation of women?

Why does the twelve Yuan Chen become Liu Ding Liu Jia?

This level of writing shouldn't be limited to this book review I've read online articles for so many years and I won't be mistaken.

Advantages: The protagonist upgrades step by step. Unlike other protagonists who have a chance to cultivate a few abilities to surpass others every minute. It is slow-burning and has a fairy-tale flavor, and there is no prehistoric or conspiracy trend. Disadvantages: The writing about the Queen Mother's daughter Weaver Girl is too silly and naive (note: the setting here is that the Queen Mother's daughter is Weaver Girl) and there is no big boss to set up a trap. Why should a god in the sky be passionate about an ordinary mortal? Is it just because of a few stories? It's like the modern version of Tencent's daughter falling in love with a poor boy. It was originally imagined by a poor scholar in ancient times. It's understandable for the plot that the Jade Emperor's sister fell in love with a mortal and gave birth to the Yang Jian brothers and sisters. But the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl have no plot need. Is it to warn the protagonist that he can't touch the mortal heart? I'm a little shy about the author's performance and don't dare to subscribe, so I'll keep it for now. I haven't seen a Journey to the West for a long time. The last one is Journey to the West or White Eyed Centipede. Friends who are interested can check it out.

It can be regarded as a classical cultivation of immortality. I can make do with it. There is nothing exciting and nothing frustrating at the moment. In short, it's just mediocre.

But when I went in and took a look, the writing turned out to be pretty good. So far, I've seen the latest. It can at least be a source of food.

People from the tribes of the Tang Dynasty are not naturally suitable for practicing Taoism. I remember Xiyou said that there is a problem at the root.

You are really here to teach me how to cultivate immortality 😰😰😰😰😰

When reading novels about Journey to the West and Conferring Gods, one mainly reads various magic techniques, magic weapons, and magical powers. Why do some authors often write Journey to the West novels as Gou Dao novels?

No desire, no pursuit~~Is immortality the pursuit? Are you in harmony?

The style is a bit like, Dragon rising into the sky

Why hasn't it been updated? Is this a joke?

It seems that the author's grades are not very good, and he is afraid of being cut off, so he doesn't dare to subscribe. Fortunately, the author didn't cut it off.

Sorry to excuse you, "Journey to the West: Beginning with the Green Snake" has been steadily updated with the theme of "Journey to the West: Starting from the Green Snake". Welcome to try it~

It's so satisfying to read the latest chapter in one go

Well written, a little bit of support😏