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2 西 Journey to the West: From the Start, I Became a Disciple of Patriarch Bodhi 西游：开局拜师菩提祖师 A Niu Wants to Eat Vegetables阿牛要吃菜Xianxia1.6M WordsCompleted King Wen had his carriage pulled for eight hundred paces, securing eight hundred years of rule for the Zhou dynasty. During the Western Zhou dynasty, Jiang Yuan had a great dream. It felt like a lifetime had passed, and he realized that flowers were not flowers, mist was not mist, and he was not himself. At the age of four, Jiang Yuan resolved to seek the Dao and pursue eternal life. Seeing that both his parents were still alive, he kept his ambition hidden and decided to serve them for the rest 0Votes151.6kRecs592.1kFans

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King Wen pulled his chariot for eight hundred steps, thus establishing the Zhou Dynasty's eight-hundred-year reign. Jiang Yuan, during the Western Zhou Dynasty, had a great dream, as if he had been in another world. He was shocked to find that the flowers were not flowers, the mist was not mist, and he was not himself. When Jiang Yuan was four years old, he resolved to seek the Dao and attain immortality. Seeing that his parents were still alive, he kept his heart hidden, thinking that he would only seek immortality after serving his parents for the rest of his life. At the age of sixteen, his parents passed away. He resolutely dismissed the servants, burned down his old house, and traveled around seeking the Dao. At the age of nineteen, he found a Taoist priest and earnestly sought to become his disciple, but was unable to enter the sect. At the age of twenty-nine, he successfully became a disciple of the Taoist priest. "May I ask your Dharma name, Master?" "Bodhi!" This is actually Journey to the West! My master is actually the Bodhi Patriarch!

5 道EN Mysterious Daoist of Madness 道诡异仙 Fox-Tail Pen狐尾的笔Eastern Fantasy2.2M WordsOngoing An uncanny Heavenly Dao, strange immortals and Buddhas: are they real or false? Lost in confusion, Li Huowang cannot tell. But these aren’t the only things he can’t distinguish. He can’t even make sense of himself. He’s sick, and very seriously so. 650Votes1.8MRecs13.2MFans

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The bizarre laws of Heaven, the extraordinary immortals and Buddhas—are they real? Or are they fake? Lost in confusion, Li Huowang couldn't tell. But it wasn't just these things that he couldn't distinguish. There was also himself; he was sick, very sick.