Journey to the West: Toppling Five-Finger Mountain from the Start

It's clear from reading the novel that Tang Sanzang's character underwent tremendous growth. The tribulations along the way were not only Tang Sanzang's tribulations, but also the tribulations of all living beings. The later parts are mostly filled with tribulations for all living beings, and Tang Sanzang is rarely captured again.

I don't know if the main character has read Journey to the West, but the author probably hasn't.

The prequel to "Step Aside and Let Me Do It," is also the story of Tang Sanzang. 🤭🤭

Has anyone seen this? Can you tell me if it's a conspiracy theory? I'm getting a bit tired of this kind of thing.

I just saw the second one. If the monsters in the later stages aren't buffed, I'll get speedrunned. 🙂

Tang Sanzang X Tang Sanzang✓ The true meaning of enlightenment lies not in enduring the eighty-one tribulations to achieve enlightenment and attain perfect merit, but in burying all the injustices of those eighty-one tribulations. Whoever dares to commit injustice, Zang will bury them.

The recent chapter felt poorly written. A woman who was trafficked and forced to give birth to a monstrous child should have been killed by being thrown to the ground; that way, the child wouldn't suffer. Don't bring up past lives; once you drink the Meng Po soup, there's no more past ties, and besides, that's only the Yellow Flower Monster's side of the story.

Is the author writing about the historical Xuanzang? He secretly left the pass alone, then debated with Indian scholars who were unmatched, earning the title of Mahayana Heaven.

The story focuses on the sins of demons, but when it comes to Sha Wujing, they stop caring about his cannibalism?

1. Send Tang Sanzang on his pilgrimage to the Tang Dynasty, but the journey cannot be too easy. 2. To allow Jin Chanzi, who died nine times while on his pilgrimage to the West, to achieve perfect merit. 3. After tempering Sun Wukong's character, release him.