Ten Thousand Worlds Library

After all, every book is divided into chapters and paragraphs, so it is impossible for a novel to have all the plots in one book. Some entire stories are divided into several volumes.

So it all costs the same reading points to purchase.

Just like the fake Sun Wukong commentary just mentioned in Journey to the West, he also has many other versions, such as the commentary on the Danyuan Conference, the commentary on the sadomasochism of the National Master of the Daughter's Kingdom and Tang San, etc...

So no matter which article it is, you need to spend reading points to purchase it.

The prequel to Tang San probably just explains Tang San's secret martial arts training and other experiences in the Tang Sect before time travel.

"You should also go and read over there, and carefully understand the contents of the book. I believe that Marshal Tianpeng will also gain very good results." Qin Ming said calmly after deducting 20 reading points.

Zhu Bajie also smiled innocently, and ran over with the book in his hand.

At this time, the contents of the book that the monkey had taken away also appeared in Qin Ming's mind.

After knowing the specific content, even Qin Ming secretly cursed the Buddha in his heart.

Sun Wukong was suppressed for five hundred years, and finally agreed to protect Tang San to obtain Buddhist scriptures from the West. However, because Sun Wukong killed too many people, he caused trouble again and again in the beginning, and almost killed Tang Monk.

Tathagata Buddha had long expected that this monkey would be stubborn, so when he was suppressing Sun Wukong, he met a similar monkey, named the six-eared macaque.

This six-eared macaque was born with extraordinary magical powers, which were on par with Sun Wukong at first, so the Tathagata took him in and sat him down to listen to Buddhist scriptures and recite the Buddha's name.

Over time, this six-eared macaque was taught by Tathagata, and the emergence of the real and fake Sun Wukong at this moment was also planned by Tathagata Buddha.

Then Tathagata ordered the six-eared macaque to pretend to be Sun Wukong, then replace Sun Wukong, and finally after he escorted Tang Monk, he named him the Victorious Buddha.

So the six-eared macaque pretended to be Sun Wukong and had a neck-and-neck fight with Sun Wukong. Finally, they went to the Lingxiao Hall and then to the Hall of the King of Hell. Finally, Di Ting was asked to listen, but Di Ting said he couldn't tell the difference.

But in fact, in the original work, Zhiting hesitated after listening. In fact, he had already heard the truth and the fake. Zhiting is a psychic beast lurking under the Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's sutra table. He can identify everything in the world through listening, and he is especially good at listening.

human heart.

So how could we not hear the voices of the two monkeys?

But at that time, the six-eared macaque had a mission given by the Buddha in its heart, so Di Ting only hesitated after hearing this voice.

Ti Ting was the one who sat down with Ksitigarbha, and Ksitigarbha belonged to the Buddhist sect and naturally helped the Tathagata, so after knowing the matter, Ti Ting naturally chose to conceal it.

Then the two Monkey Kings went to the South China Sea to find Guanyin Bodhisattva. However, Guanyin also knew about this in advance, so he sent them to the Buddha directly.

The final result was obvious. One monkey was directly covered by the Buddha with his alms bowl, but the other monkey killed the monkey in the alms bowl without any hesitation.

Moreover, all the Eighteen Arhats were present at that time, and a magic circle was set up at that time, so that Sun Wukong could be trapped in the alms bowl without being able to escape.

And why did Buddha open the alms bowl at that time? It was because he wanted the six-eared macaque to kill the real Sun Wukong.

This can also explain why after Sun Wukong was killed, Buddha only blamed the six-eared macaque pretending to be Sun Wukong, because this was his premeditation, and everything was to kill Sun Wukong.