Becoming a Disciple of Bajie

I have read more than half of it. To put it simply, this book can be said to be a typical book in which only state officials are allowed to set fires, but the common people are not allowed to light lamps. In short, other people's faults are faults, and your own will be promoted to eternal life.

The author is great. Is there no conspiracy theory in the original writing of Journey to the West? The purpose of seeking scriptures there is to guide people to be good. There it is Taishang Laojun who opened the sky. There Nuwa is also the incarnation of Laojun. There Sun Wukong is just an ordinary silicon-based monkey. There the Jade Emperor is not a waste but a transcendent person who has practiced practice again and again. These original works have clearly stated it. We are the ones who over-interpret it. I, after the book "Feng Shen" was written in Journey to the West, these are all ideas in the time-traveling trail. The author did not write specifically about Journey to the West. He hurriedly traveled through the past and hurriedly walked away, but this idea is very good. I hope the author can see it 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

I've seen many immortals say that if they seek immortality, they don't like women. I would like to ask if if they seek immortality, they don't like women! What is the use of that kind of immortality?

I gave up the book after reading Chapter 96. The protagonist has a problem with his outlook on life. He went to the Dragon Palace as a guest uninvited. When he wandered around and met the Dragon Girl, his first reaction was to kill someone and silence her. After finally finding his conscience and giving up the idea of ​​murder, he went to Prime Minister Turtle's study to steal something. The excuse turned out to be "If God does not take, he will suffer the consequences."

The main character's character looks like a psycho!

This protagonist, in one word, is greedy, greedy, greedy and irrational, as if he has no brains.

Am I wrong? Why didn't I mention Zhu Bajie at the end? After Journey to the West, the master-disciple relationship with Zhu Bajie became more and more blurred. There were too many bosses later, but it's not like I didn't mention Bajie anymore. And I didn't understand the rest. Zhu Bajie said he killed three corpses, and Bajie didn't recognize the protagonist as his apprentice. I didn't quite understand this part.

The writing is too plain and the plot and character portrayal are too childish.

If there was a chance to become a disciple, Bajie would definitely be the first choice. First learn the method of fierce fighting, then learn the 36 changes

Why did it change to 5 stars? I remember it was still 1 star a few days ago.