Journey to the West: Shut Up! You Fake Tang Monk

There should be a fake Wukong, a six-eared macaque and a wild boar spirit second brother

Didn't Tang Monk want to go to the West to collect scriptures and learn Mahayana Buddhism? Taking the Buddhist teachings summarized by later generations over so many years, is it considered Mahayana Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty? If it is, can the Dharma altar one month later rely on this to become a Buddha? A single sound of Dharma spreads directly throughout the nine heavens and ten earths

Let the male protagonist recite the whole line about Huang Mei in Black Mythology 😃

Let me give you some opinions, which seems to be quite inconsistent. First, the little demon saw that Tang Sen was amazing and that Tang Sen was gradually gaining magical power, but Master Yanyao didn't care about the changes in the protagonist. Huang Mei is not surprised. He didn't teach the protagonist the magic. Where did the protagonist get the magic power? Isn't he surprised? Second, Tang Sen believes that little monsters are all talented and beautiful. No matter how talented the little monster is, it can't be better than Wukong. Besides, monsters have to follow famous teachers, and they have to take step by step to become a big monster. Three, the little monster will definitely become the protagonist's wings. Power returns to the world. The protagonist first becomes a big demon, and then the little demon takes refuge. Besides, if any little monster comes by, it means he is talented, so Huang Mei and others turn a blind eye.

After reading the introduction, it's hard to believe that Tang Monk Journey to the West, not to mention that he is the reincarnation of Jin Chanzi, the great disciple of Buddha. Even if he is reincarnated as a mortal and practiced Buddhism devoutly for ten lifetimes, the protagonist is casually on par with Tang Monk. Are you kidding me? Are you telling me that a black international student who doesn't speak Chinese has traveled to China for four years and suddenly became proficient in Chinese classical culture, far surpassing domestic experts and scholars who have painstakingly studied it for decades? Monk Tang was a great disciple of Buddha, at least a Venerable, and later became a Buddha. Is the protagonist also the reincarnation of Buddha?

Let me make a suggestion. When a great monk saves all sentient beings, he goes to the west. When he travels to thousands of places and saves the world, he has already become a Buddha, instead of going around among several demon kings to calculate the real and fake Tang Monk.

Jianghua's version of Tang Monk is really exaggerated and has firm beliefs, not for the book of scriptures but for the path he walks on. He is kind-hearted, has love for his disciples, respects his superiors but is not humble.

This book is about two parallel lines. One is that due to a survival crisis, Tang Sen had to live in Xiaoleiyin Temple for a period of time. On the road of self-growth, he will encounter various opportunities and epiphanies. The other plot is about Huang Mei, who will use Tang Sen to fake the establishment of a real Buddha. This plot has not yet fully unfolded, so please be patient, but it is about to reach the climax. As the plot of Huang Mei unfolds, the gods and Buddhas of heaven and earth will gradually become involved. Everyone is looking forward to it. Please read it every day. New book issues are important!

Damn it, in reality, anyone who encounters someone who is slow will run away! Your novel is also slow to gain popularity😅 and difficult to read😅

After reading the introduction, I remembered a well-known public examination question: Tang Seng is not a person, but refers to a monk in the Tang Dynasty. Although it is ridiculous, from this perspective, Tang Sen is the fake Tang Seng 😜 because he is not from the Tang Dynasty.

The writing is quite good, but it feels a bit superficial. Journey to the West is more about the integration of the three religions and the cultivation of one's mind. It would be really good if Pig's Knuckle followed the path of Zen Buddhism. Zen Buddhism and the study of mind are very close, and you can draw parallels by analogy.

As far as the Tang Monk in this work is concerned, I was not very satisfied with it at first. It was too frivolous and lacked the weight and stability of the holy monk. But then I thought about it. The current Tang Monk has just set out not long ago and has no experience. The road to the west is the growth path of the master and apprentice (mainly Tang Monk Wukong). The current Tang Monk is an image who is familiar with the scriptures but has no real integration. I saw an interesting statement on Zhihu today. Jinchi is a degenerate counterpart of Tang Monk, a monk who studied Buddhism and practiced for many years, but could never resist the temptation of gold and silver. Tang Seng in the original Journey to the West also has some such trends in this chapter, such as paying too much attention to the cassock given by Guanyin. Jinchi steals the cassock, which is not only a difficulty, but also breaks Tang Seng's own barrier to gorgeous foreign objects. If applied to this novel, Tang Monk lectures at Guanyin Temple. On the surface, it seems that Jinchi is coveting incense, but in fact, it is Tang Monk coveting incense, coveting the offerings of the villagers, and fearing the future. It might be better if you take this as a difficult task, break the inner demons and be reborn, and deepen the shaping of Tang Seng.

This new book and the previous one jump directly from period novels to fantasy?

If you can't control the Buddha, you will be miserable

It feels like it should be a pure journey to the west, without any contact with the ancient times. For this reason alone, I give it a thumbs up. Except for hitting a little monster and revealing Lao Jun's unnatural equipment, everything else is good. I just don't know whether the protagonist's golden finger is an independent system of immortals and Buddhas, or whether it interacts with the immortals and Buddhas outside. If it is an independent system, if the protagonist completes a golden finger task one day and goes to tell the task publisher such as Manjushri Bodhisattva, will the other party be confused? If it were interactive, it would feel like the protagonist's golden finger was instantly reduced by several levels.

Has it stopped updating again? What's going on? If you don't want to write, just say so. Why make people wait?

Accidentally died 😭

The concept and writing style of this book are very good, but the update is really a criticism of a good author. How can he make money by updating this book every day? Being less and less motivated to write will also make others keep reading books.

Is this book really bad? Haven't updated for several days?

In the past, the release was delayed, and updates were gradually delayed. Now it feels like there is a high probability that updates will be discontinued.

As the saying goes, if the King of Hell wants you to die at the third watch, who dares to keep you until the fifth watch?

One chapter a day is too little 😭

It's too slow to update. Let's talk about it after we gain weight.

Gah? There has been no update for two days.

Well written, but not Journey to the West

To be honest, I can read it in the mid-term, but the last few chapters are a bit broken.

If you have to take an exam, just keep reading... After the exam, the books are gone. . . I will never trust the little author again. . 😭😭😭😭😭