Journey to the West: Tripitaka Master

🔨A friend said that Guanyin is a male, and his predecessor was Taoist Cihang. Well, I had already considered this thorn when I started the book. Therefore, in the setting of this book, Guanyin is a pure, pure, very pure woman from beginning to end. Part of the answer is already given in the book. Further reasons will be explained later.

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There is probably no need to mention saints, because in the prehistoric world, the highest combat power is saints. As for boxing in the setting of this book, it is not just boxing, but also has other meanings. This is related to the development of the later article, so I won't say much more. I hope everyone will understand, be tolerant, and wait patiently. Of course, I feel like this shouldn't affect the development of the plot.

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😃 I would like to inform everyone that since the editor thought the name was strange when signing the contract, after discussion, the book will be renamed Journey to the West: Tripitaka Master. Please continue to support it. Thanks. 🌹

The original work is about an eminent monk from a small riverside temple, teaching one-to-one elites... Perhaps the main reason is to prevent the second generation of Buddha from bullying others and hiding the truth from others, causing the incident that damages the impression of Buddhism to appear in front of the second generation of Buddha and causing the second generation of Buddha to develop a rebellious mentality... In front of the second-generation Buddha who has a powerful background, what kind of thing are immortals? The Bodhisattva has already cleared the scene, okay? The second generation Buddha is the future CEO of Buddhism and must be aloof... Buddhas and bodhisattvas will hold their own if things happen to fill the sky...

I saw a friend in the book review section saying that this book insulted Buddha and insulted the beliefs of many people. I completely disagree and hereby make this statement. First of all, I would like to explain that I have full respect for the Buddha. Because, in my opinion, 'Buddha' is a state, an ideal person who is clean and dust-free and full of positive energy. Just like a 'saint', he is worthy of our respect. However, in this book, Buddha is not a 'Buddha'. He is not empty or abstract, but a person, a person who has mastered power. These are two completely different concepts from people's beliefs in reality. Just like in the feudal era, Emperor Wu of Liang worshiped Buddhism, but was betrayed several times by Buddhist monks. Is the Buddha wrong here? No. Who was wrong? It's a monk. It has to be said that throughout the ages there have indeed been masters with high moral standards and moral cultivation that have reached the level of saints. But this does not mean that all monks can reach such a state. Otherwise, the previous monk temples would not be so rich. As for now, it seems that it is not uncommon for monks to drive sports cars and drive beautiful women to and from fireworks venues. Who is wrong here? A monk, not a 'Buddha'. Therefore, from beginning to end, I never said that "Buddha" is bad. The Buddhas in the book, or monks, are all human beings, people who have mastered power, not the Buddha that people believe in. In fact, in this book, Buddhism is just a force, and the Buddhas, Arhats, and Bhikkhus in it are all human beings with their own selfish motives. However, they have mastered the power, so they no longer regard themselves as human beings, but as Buddhas. Just like Xuan Kong and Xuan Jing, they treated mortal lives as child's play in order to frame Jiang Liu. This is not to say that their humanity is not good, but that they do not treat people as human beings, but as ants. Just like we humans don't take the lives of ants seriously, they don't take human lives seriously either. Here, it's not that Jiang Liu can't accept them plotting against him, but that he can't accept their disregard for human life. Because, although he has power, he still treats himself as a human being. Therefore, he cannot tolerate immortals and Buddhas treating mortals as ants. All in all, in my book, the ancient world is a vast world. In this world, whether it is immortals, Buddhas, humans, demons, witches and other races, they are all fighting for the status of their own race or their own desires. Although they are immortals, Buddhas, and the names of many people in mythology, they are not people's beliefs. Because they are all real in this book, they are people, people with power, not an illusory spirit. All in all: I have absolutely no intention of insulting 'Buddha', let alone anyone's belief. Please don't misunderstand this point. The thorns say goodbye here.