Journey to the West: Tiger Roar

The immortal dared to go to Lingxiao Palace to steal the treasure, but abandoned it

In fact, I think it's okay. Why treat this novel like this? There will always be people who like it. 😟

This protagonist really doesn't look down on anyone. A heavenly immortal offends the Jade Emperor just to gain fame. What's the use of fame? Are all those powerful men fools?

Still making trouble in Heaven? A heavenly being dares to fight against the Dragon King of the North Sea. Hehe, he takes it too much for granted. Sun Wukong dares to cause trouble because of his strong backing. Several great sages at that time were all second-generation ancestors with strong backing. The author takes it too much for granted.

The three demons of Dapeng, Nine-Headed Insect, and Nine Spirits Yuansheng all have the cultivation level of Daluo Jinxian to quasi-sage, right?

I don't even know Nuwa, she is mentally retarded

I don't understand why the weapon has to be a cannon

After reading a few chapters, I realized that there was a reason why this book received poor marks.

Persimmon is a tree, and the sound of the city is from the tree! What is market noise? Nothing more than the sounds of merchants and hawkers in the market. As the saying goes, all the bustle in the world is for benefit, and all the hustle and bustle in the world is for benefit. This is human nature and cannot be avoided. But ordinary people are trapped in the world of mortals, do not understand Buddhism, do not understand reincarnation, and peddle deals just to make money and profit. Human nature is inherently evil. Once people benefit from it, they become greedy and insatiable. Evil evil ways are nourished and born, and they are like wild beasts that are out of control. Those who are driven by profit, ignore morality, and are completely distorted by temptation. Only by studying the Dharma can we stabilize our Zen nature, escape from filth and protect the clarity of our hearts. Qijue Mountain is one of the ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties planned by the Buddha, which means that the Buddhists should cut off their desire for fame and fortune. Only by focusing on the Buddha can I see my Zen mind.

The author actually said that Sun Wukong was a Xuanxian when he caused trouble in the Heavenly Palace, and the protagonist's realm is so low that he still wants to make a comeback? Where does the confidence come from?

Oh my god, I thought it was a monkey's tiger skin skirt, but it turned out to be a powerful tiger... Chapter 4 is "even more powerful than a tiger"... It seems that I can finish the book in 10 chapters!!!

Taking advantage of the great blessing, I recommend (The Great Demon of Journey to the West) for support and recommendation, thank you!

I quite like this book and have been supporting it for several years. The comparison is pretty good.