In which novel did Zhu Bajie, Sha Wujing, and the White Dragon Horse all commit suicide in the end?

This book is called "My Daughter and I Go to the Western Heaven to Learn Buddhist Scriptures." The characters in it include the supporting role-Sun Wukong. They all say that I have a kind of temperament, but I don't know what kind of temperament it is. The supporting role is Zhu Bajie. Even Master praised me for being an honest man. Sha Wujing, the supporting character, reported to the master,"Eldest Brother and Second Brother are talking bad about Third Brother behind his back again!" Supporting role-White Dragon Horse, am I that transparent? I'm a dragon! Supporting role-Taishang Laojun, Black Pot, you rotten shovel! Supporting role-Buddha, which one is better at perming hair? Looking for Wen Qiang on the West Heaven Spirit Mountain! The supporting role was Guan Yin Bodhisattva. You can take the blame. This Penniless Monk can take the benefits. The male lead was Li He. I love my wife, I love my daughter, and I love my family. The female lead was Li Xiaoyi. She was a girl who liked to embroider, raise small animals, and fight. She didn't like it. Female Lead-Feng Ling 'er, why isn't it my turn yet? The book is almost finished…This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "My Daughter and I Go to the Western Heaven to Learn Buddhist Scriptures" by Liuliu Bug. It was a Xianxia/Mythological Cultivation novel. User recommendation: Heavenly Court The Queen Mother led a group of female immortals to watch the latest episode of Meteor Garden. When the four familiar figures appeared, the female immortals were in an uproar… ------------------------------------- brain and cerebral spirit Gautama Buddha had his hair combed back and was holding a piece of chocolate in his mouth. He kept turning the green ring on his pinkie finger and smiled wickedly as he stared at Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong held the poker cards in his hand and scanned the cards hidden behind the Buddha with his Fiery Eyes. He said angrily, "You cheated!" ------------------------------------- Tushita Palace Grand Supreme Elderly Lord: "Disciple, go and see where Li He's Buddhist Scriptures Team is. Why hasn't he updated the [Heavenly Dragon Eight]? Yesterday, Ah Zhu was killed by Qiao Feng. This old man can't wait to kill Li He!" "Li He and the others arrived at Jindou Cave and were captured by Master Green Cow." Lao Zi: "I'll give you a piece of my mind. Disciple, bring me a knife!" This old man will eat beef today!" "..." . I hope you will like this book.

In order to answer this question, I must clarify that we cannot recommend novels where the female protagonist commits suicide or becomes disabled at the end, because these plots will have a negative impact on the readers and even trigger some sensitive psychology. What I need to emphasize is that the essence of novels is entertainment and relaxation. We should read stories that make us happy, not stories that make us sad or painful. I hope that we can choose positive novels that will make us happy every day.😊

There were many reasons for Xiao Feng's suicide. First of all, Xiao Feng betrayed his sworn brother Yelu Hongji and his own people, which made him a national sinner. He kidnapped Yelu Hongji and forced him to retreat, resolving the crisis of the Great Song, but at the same time, he betrayed the friendship and national interests. Secondly, Xiao Feng was a person who valued relationships and loyalty. He had deep feelings for the people of the Song Dynasty. He didn't want to see the Liao Kingdom attack the Song Dynasty because it would bring disaster to the people of the Song Dynasty. Although he was a Khitan, the people of the Song Dynasty raised him and taught him martial arts, so he had deep feelings for them. In the end, Xiao Feng's character made him unable to compromise. He could not accept the fact that he had betrayed his loyalty and national interests. He chose to commit suicide in order to free himself, but also as a reaction to the destruction of his ideals in his life. In short, Xiao Feng chose to commit suicide because he betrayed his loyalty and national interests. To him, suicide was a release and a response to his life.

There were several reasons why Xiao Feng committed suicide. First of all, the pressure of reality forced him to make this decision. At that time, Ye Lui Hongji had gathered all his forces to prepare for a decisive battle with the Song army. Xiao Feng knew that the Song army was very strong. Even if they could defend against the Khitan army, he would lose most of his troops. If the Mongol army took advantage of this, the foundation of the Song Dynasty would not be able to be preserved. In order to stop Ye Lui Hongji's attack, Xiao Feng risked his life, but he was also a Khitan. This action would definitely make him a sinner of the Khitan race. However, Xiao Feng still chose to stand on the side of the Song Dynasty, which showed his patriotic feelings. In the end, he could only die as an apology. Secondly, Xiao Feng's personality was also one of the reasons that led him to commit suicide. Xiao Feng grew up in the Song Dynasty and received a Confucian education, so he valued his reputation more than his life. If he supported Yelu Hongji's attack on the Song Dynasty, then he was equivalent to a traitor of the Song Dynasty, because he grew up in the Song Dynasty. Thus, in order to preserve his reputation, Xiao Feng chose to commit suicide. Other than that, there were other reasons that led to Xiao Feng's suicide. For example, he killed his beloved with his own hands and lived in self-blame. His beloved was no longer around. No one understood him. There was nothing in the world that he could miss. He could not choose between his brothers. In short, Xiao Feng's suicide was caused by the pressure of reality, his personality, and other personal reasons.

At the end of the novel, the sheriff chose to commit suicide because he realized that he could not get rid of the guilt in his heart. He thought that he had lost his humanity and could no longer save himself and others. In addition, he also felt that his existence was a burden to others. He did not want to continue living in this world, so he chose to commit suicide.

The book," The Strongest Life Winner of Rebirth "

This book was called "Don't Be Naughty, Monster." The characters in it included the main characters-Tang Sanzang, the Saint Monk of the Tang Dynasty; the main characters-Sun Wukong, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven; the supporting characters-Zhu Bajie, Marshal Tianpeng; the supporting characters-Sha Wujing, the Curtain General; the supporting characters-Tathagata, the Tathagata Buddha; the supporting characters-Guanyin, Bodhisattva; and the supporting characters-Miss Xiu, the Big Sister of Tianxiang Tower. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Don't Be Naughty, Monster" Author: I Eat Peaches. It was a Xianxia/fantasy immortal cultivation novel. User recommendation: After Sun Wukong learned the scriptures, he smoked a cigarette and recalled,"I will never forget that day. After Master split open the Five Fingers Mountain, he strangled my neck and asked me if I would go to the Western Heaven with him or if he would send me to the Western Heaven." This book is also known as The Monk Blowing Up The Past, What Is An International Superstar, The Journey to the West Comic Troupe, Why Am I Unclean?, Demonesses, Don't Tempt Me, Master, I Have A Headache, Quickly Return To The Right Path, Tathagata, Take Me, Don't Look While Eating, If It's Not Funny, Hit Me (If you like this book, remember to vote and help promote it ~) I hope you will like this book.