
Western Marriage
西婚记
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- Urban
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"Western Marriage" Book Friends Circle Book Review|Chapter 0: The biggest disease in the three realms is not deficit, but lifelessness
Yuanshi Tianzun said: "The deficit in the three realms appears to be a deficit of money, but in fact it is a deficit of the heart." But what he did not say is - what should be used to repay the deficit of the heart? 1. A "deliberate" KPI I read Chapter 0 three times. The first time I laughed, the second time I felt something was wrong, and the third time I started to sweat. The meeting held by Yuanshi Tianzun was on the surface a financial audit - the disintegration of Lingshan, the layoffs in Heaven, and the forced exchange of Hades coins in the Underworld. Every knife struck at the gate of life. But if you look carefully at his wording: "In the name of Chairman of Tiandi Bank, I order the three realms to make up for the deficit of 120 billion merit swords within three years." He said "make up". It's not "return", it's "fill". The difference between these two words is too big. "Repay" means repaying a debt, and "fill" means digging and filling holes. Who dug the hole? It was dug up by the Three Realms themselves - the incense fell, the establishment increased, and there were so many love debt lawsuits that the underworld couldn't even try them. This hole was not dug in a day. It took thousands of years of "observance of rules" to dig it out. So what Tianzun wants is not money. If he wanted money, he could just ransack his house. What he wants is someone to "fill in"—to stir up the stagnant water, to loosen the knots, and to stir up some movement in the Three Realms, a pool of water that neither smells nor flows. 2. Whose "flop" is in Jade Emperor's live broadcast room? During the meeting, the Jade Emperor was secretly watching the live broadcast. The barrage read "The Jade Emperor is asking for a flop". An emperor who has ruled the three realms for 100,000 years is begging for attention in a mortal live broadcast room - no, he is not asking for attention, he is looking at others and begging for his attention. But did you notice that he didn't turn over the cards. He just looks. I watched it for a long time. What does this mean? It means he is lonely. It's not the kind of loneliness where "no one is with you", it's the kind of loneliness where "everyone is afraid of you and no one dares to tell the truth to you". For a hundred thousand years, the people around him changed one after another, and those who dared to say "no" to him were crushed under the mountain. The rest are all "His Majesty's Holy Wisdom". So he watches the live broadcast. Look at those people who don't know him, shouting "please turn over" on the other side of the screen. What would happen if he really turned over? No one knows. But he didn't turn over. He was afraid of finding something he couldn't catch. 3. Who is being "arranged" by Tathagata's smile? When Tathagata pushed Wukong out, he smiled. The original text reads "That smile makes Wukong's hair stand on end." Wukong thought he was laughing at him, but I think Tathagata was laughing at himself. The one he sent out was not Sun Wukong, but "the most troublesome one". What he was betting on was that this person who was the most troublesome could stir up the dead energy of the Three Realms. But at what cost? It's Wukong who is going to be put into a situation he doesn't want again. After five hundred years of learning and three years in a dating agency, he was arranged for a lifetime. So Tathagata smiles because he knows that he is also "being arranged". The person who arranged for him was Yuanshi Tianzun. What arranged Yuanshi Tianzun was the stagnant water of the Three Realms. 4. The Chilling Monkey At the end of Chapter 0, Wukong basked in the sun at Huaguo Mountain and shuddered. He didn't know that he was about to be married, and he didn't know that his bride also owed 10 billion. There are too many things he doesn't know. He didn't know that his name was written on the account books of the Three Realms, that Tathagata was treating him as a pawn, and that Yuanshi Tianzun was waiting for him to cause trouble. He knows nothing. So he shivered - not because of the cold, but because someone had killed him somewhere he didn't know. This cold moment is the scariest part of the whole story. Five. A few questions for those of you who want to dig deeper 1. Yuanshi Tianzun's "invisibility" The last line he read, "The weight of the true heart in the three realms," he said he couldn't see. Is it true that I can't see it, or do I dare not see it? Once he sees it clearly, he won't be able to force them ruthlessly. So he closed the ledger and left them to their own devices. Question: What will happen if the true weight of the three realms is negative? 2. Jade Emperor's "Ask for a Flop" He has been watching the barrage for so long, what on earth is he looking at? Are you looking at others begging for him, or are you looking at yourself - a person who is placed at the top of power and no one dares to approach him? Question: What will happen if he really turns over the cards? 3. Tathagata's "bet" He bet that Wukong could stir up the Three Realms. But what if you lose the bet? Will Wukong be suppressed for another five hundred years? Will the Three Realms continue to die? Question: Does Tathagata believe in Wukong, or does he believe in "torturing" itself? 4. Wukong's chill He didn't know what was going to happen, but he shivered. Is this instinct or a warning given to him by the three realms? Question: If he knew what was going to happen next, would he still fight Han Qi? Finally Chapter 0 is the "diagnostic report" of the entire book. The three realms are sick, and the illness is serious. Yuanshi Tianzun is not a doctor, he is a scheming chairman. He knew that he could not prescribe the medicine himself, he had to let the patients heal themselves. So he forced Wukong and Baochai to make trouble, stir up troubles, and stir up the stagnant water of the Three Realms. But what he doesn't know is what will happen after being stirred up. Is it living water or flood? Is it a baby boom, or is it a bigger mess? I don't know. All I know is that the shivering monkey and the woman settling accounts in the ruins are about to meet. Do you think this stagnant water in the Three Realms can be stirred up? Let's chat in the comment area. Don't be afraid of spoilers, because I don't know what will happen next.