Was there a novel with Journey to the West as the background, telling the story of Tathagata occupying the Heavenly Court, Wukong and the others resisting but ultimately failing, and then cultivating?

There were many novels with Journey to the West as the background. One of the more famous ones was Douluo Continent. The novel described a soul master's world. The protagonist, Tang Wulin, had gone through many adventures in the process of cultivating his soul power and finally became a powerful soul master. There were many powerful soul masters and unique characters in the novel. The plot was compact and the content was exciting. It was very suitable for readers who liked fantasy novels.

There were novels similar to Journey to the West: 1:"God Sealing: King Zhou, please be a fatuous ruler!" Author: Fried Tomatoes 2:"The Ming Dynasty Can't Die", Author: A Key Person 3."The Beginning of Pangu's Rebirth: Killing All Systems." Author: Sulfuric Acid Bath 4."I Became a Gluttonous Snake in the Wilderness." Author: Xingmeng Qingchuan 5:"Dragon Ball: I, the Wukong cub, have a combat power of more than 100 million." Author: Rare steak, thank you. 6."Wear It Quickly Is Not Normal: They Are All on the Edge of Blackening". Author: Qingyin Fushuang 7. Xianxia: Breaking the Ancient Chess Game at the Beginning. Author: Divine Wander of White Jade City The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."God Sealing: King Zhou, please be a fatuous ruler!" [Special notice: This book has been applied for and is completely free!] You can read this book on QQ Reading and other legitimate reading apps! Emperor Xin had transmigrated to the Apotheosized Era and became King Zhou, who had set himself on fire in the Star Picking Tower! After activating the fatuous ruler system, Di Xin only wanted to be a fatuous ruler step by step and earn a wave of fatuous points so that he could punch through the gods in the end. However, Di Xin could not figure it out. He had clearly followed the actions of King Zhou in the original novel. How did he become the eternal wise emperor and the current emperor? He wrote a poem to Goddess Nvywa. Goddess Nvywa was delighted and sent the three demons of Xuanyuan Tomb to protect his wealth. He found an excuse to behead the dukes of the eastern and southern towns. In the end, Ji Chang of Xiqi surrendered and imprisoned himself. Marquis Chong of the North offered his land. Zhang Guifang and Deng Jiugong even led their troops to level the two southeastern towns and took the territory as their country. They built a wine pond and meat forest. The Seven Monsters of Meishan even became the Seven Sages of the West Garden... In short, the more Emperor Xin did, the stronger Great Shang became…When the God Sealing Ceremony truly opened, the soldiers and cultivators of any provincial governor of Great Shang would be enough to destroy Xi Qi! Laozi and Heavenly Lord Yuanshi: "I beg you, please be a fatuous ruler. We will let your physical body become a god and give you the Zhongtian Emperor of Ziwei. Is that alright?" "Uh…Celestial Venerable, Huang Feihu led his army to destroy Xiqi while you were talking…" 2."The Great Ming cannot perish": Cross the Great Ming Dynasty and become Zhu Youjian. In order to avoid the tragic end of Zhu Youjian, he could only work hard to make the country prosperous, develop and reform, and rejuvenate the country through science and technology! In his hands, Da Ming absolutely could not die. And he could not be the ruler of a subjugated country! 3."The Beginning of Pangu's Rebirth: Killing All Systems": The new book,"Ten Thousand Worlds Review: Top Ten Pretentious People at the Beginning of the Game" has been released. Pan Gu had just been reborn as Pangu and was about to split open the sky, and 3,000 systems had rushed over to take his wool, draw his blood, and snatch his magic treasure? "I don't agree!" Pan Gu said. 4."The Primeval Me Becomes a Gluttonous Snake": Transmigrate into the Mythological World and become a Gluttonous Snake. As long as it existed, he could eat it. In the Ancient Desolate Land, the human race struggled to survive. I want to turn into a Sky-Devouring Dragon Snake so that the gods and Buddhas won't dare to speak nonsense. 5:"Dragon Ball: My Baby Goku's Combat Power Has Broke 100 Million": Sun Wukong: "With my previous life's experience, it's not too much to transform into a Super Saiyan before going down the mountain, right?" "That bastard Kakarot, why is he always stronger than me?" Virus,[I will become stronger when I meet someone stronger. My strength is unknown!] "So Wukong is so handsome when he grows up!" "Thank you, Buma!" "Mr. Wukong, here's your document." Just as Sun Wukong was immersed in enjoying his family life. His future daughter appeared in a time machine. "Daddy, I'm your daughter from the future. Mommy misses you very much. Someone stole your body and started a massacre in the future world…" Sun Wukong: "So, I wasn't reborn. It was my soul that traveled through time." It turned out that he, who had been reborn as Sun Wukong in his previous life, had married Buma and killed Vegeta, who had invaded Earth. Buma also gave birth to a cute daughter for him. However, when he fought against Sarroux, A viral heart disease outbreak, no one to help hold the fort. There was no time to receive treatment, so he was sacrificed. In the end, when he woke up again, he returned to this world and became the Saiyan cub Sun Wukong again. 6."Wear It Quickly, It's Not Normal: They're All on the Edge of Darkness": Wu Shan was originally a glorious and noble princess, but because of the mission, her country was destroyed. With the help of the Heavenly Axiom, she also began to "capture" the mission participants. However, why did so many people not play by the rules? The little eunuch used his soul as a matchmaker and crossed the space-time barrier just to meet her again. "Your Highness," he cried before he died."Huan Qi is too stupid. He failed to protect you every time." The young master of the miracle doctor lived in seclusion in the mountains and forests. He was jealous every day with her. "You're so stupid. How can you live without me?" The white-robed young master's face was as white as jade. The immortal cultivation disciple was pointed at by tens of thousands of people, and he was unwilling to hurt her even if she was destroyed. He returned from his revenge and smiled at her."Master, you can only choose one between me and all living beings." However, Wu Mountain had seen all kinds of beautiful men. She said,"I don't want to reject it either, but I'm taking the script for a one-sided love." So, I can only apologize ~ This article is also known as "The Female Lead Is Poisonous","The Female Lead of Universal Love","Don't Love Me, No Results" The author thought about it for a long time. [Note: There is no fixed male lead. I don't know if there is no CP or CP.] 7."Xianxia: Breaking the Ancient Chess Game at the Beginning":"I never thought that the most important thing for me was not longevity…" After Fang Xing died and transmigrated to the Xianxia world, he suddenly realized that this world was very similar to the game he had played before he died in his previous life. "I didn't have the chance in my previous life. Why don't I ascend to the peak of the Immortal Road in this life?" With his understanding of the game, Fang Xing was able to break through the ancient chess game and successfully enter the Taishang Celestial Sect. He had thought that he could rely on his foresight to become an immortal. Who would have thought that the cruelty of the cultivation path was far beyond his imagination? This was the story of a transmigrator cultivating to become an immortal in the real world. If you could do it all over again, would you change your original way of doing things? Fang Xing knew his answer. "If I start again…I will still be like this."

Whether the story of the second half of Journey to the West was a plot of Tathagata was a very controversial topic because it involved different views and beliefs. Some people think that the story of the second part of Journey to the West is a plot of Tathagata, while others think that the story is Sun Wukong and others who successfully revealed the true face of Tathagata through their own efforts and wisdom. In Buddhism, Tathagata was the creator and ruler of the universe and was considered the savior of all sentient beings. Therefore, some people might think that the story of the second part of Journey to the West was that Tathagata used Sun Wukong and others to achieve his own goals. On the other hand, some traditional Confucians and Taoists believed that the Tathagata was not a particularly prominent character but represented an existence that transcended time and space. Therefore, some people might think that the story of the second part of Journey to the West was not a conspiracy of Tathagata, but that Sun Wukong and others had revealed a truth beyond human understanding through their own efforts and wisdom. Whether the story of the second part of Journey to the West was a plot of Tathagata or an adventure of Sun Wukong and others depended on different perspectives and beliefs.

"Journey to the West" was one of the four famous ancient Chinese novels. It told the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and Tang Sanzang (also known as the "Journey to the West"), who went to the Western Heaven to obtain Buddhist scriptures after 81 difficulties. The background of his writing can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty, when Buddhism was widely spread in China. Many officials and literati had a strong interest in Buddhism and also longed to express their thoughts and feelings through writing. Therefore, the story of Journey to the West took place in the Tang Dynasty. It mainly told the story of how the four protagonists overcame difficulties and went to the Western Heaven to obtain scriptures. In the story, the politics, economy, and culture of the Tang Dynasty had made great progress, but at the same time, they also faced various difficulties and challenges such as political corruption, natural disasters, social unrest, and so on. These problems were encountered by the four protagonists in Journey to the West. Through their own efforts and wisdom, they finally overcame these difficulties and went to the West to learn from the scriptures. Journey to the West reflected the social reality and people's lives in the Tang Dynasty through fictional stories, and also showed the author's imagination and literary talent. It became a classic in the history of Chinese literature and was still widely read.

"Journey to the West" was one of the four famous ancient Chinese novels. It told the story of the Tang Dynasty monk Xuanzang and his three disciples, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sha, who went to India to obtain the true scriptures after going through 81 difficulties. The background of the creation is as follows: The background of Journey to the West could be traced back to the Tang Dynasty. At that time, there were many legends about "magic" and "immortals" from the West. Many people were curious about this, so some scholars began to write a novel about the story of the West. In the process of creation, the authors described in detail the various obstacles and difficulties on the way to the scriptures to highlight the tenacity and wisdom of the protagonist Xuanzang. In addition, the authors added many myths, legends, and historical figures to make the story more colorful. In the end, this novel reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty and became one of the treasures of Chinese culture. Since then, it has been adapted into various versions and has become a classic in the history of Chinese literature.

"Journey to the West" was one of the four famous novels in ancient China. It told the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and Tang Sanzang (also known as the "Journey to the West") who went to India to retrieve Buddhist scriptures. The background of his writing can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty, when Buddhism was very popular in China. Many people hoped to go to India to learn from Buddhism and spread Buddhist culture. Therefore, many scholars began to write stories about the scriptures, the most famous of which was Journey to the West. Journey to the West mainly tells the story of the adventures of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and Tang Sanzang (also known as the "Journey to the West"), who went to India to retrieve Buddhist scriptures. In this process, they met many monsters and devils, and also met many immortals and mortals. They experienced many thrilling adventures. The writing background of Journey to the West was the Buddhist culture of the Tang Dynasty, as well as the political and social background at that time. It reflected the social style and people's state of mind of the Tang Dynasty. It was also a very important novel in the history of Chinese literature, which had a profound impact on later literature and art.

Journey to the West was one of the Four Great Classics of Chinese classical novels. The author was Wu Chengen, a novelist of the Ming Dynasty. The story tells the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and Tang Sanzang (also known as the "Journey to the West"), who went to India to retrieve Buddhist scriptures. The background of the story took place in the Tang Dynasty, when Buddhism came from India and became an important belief of Chinese believers. Tang Sanzang and the others began this dangerous journey in order to retrieve the Buddhist scriptures. In the background of the story, the social background of the Tang Dynasty was relatively relaxed, and the living standards of the people were relatively high. Buddhism was very popular during this period. As immortals, Sun Wukong and the others encountered all kinds of difficulties and challenges on the way to the scriptures, but they also gradually grew and became stronger in the process. The eighty-one difficulties in the process of learning the scriptures referred to the various obstacles and difficulties that Sun Wukong and the others experienced during their journey. Some of these difficulties came from the natural environment, while others came from the evil forces of the human world. Through overcoming these difficulties, Sun Wukong and the others finally retrieved the true scriptures and became immortal classics in Chinese literature and Buddhist culture.

In the novel Journey to the West, the Jade Emperor and Tathagata were both important characters, but their status and influence were slightly different. The Jade Emperor was the master of Taoism, the supreme leader of the immortals, and the ruler of the Heaven Realm. He had incomparably powerful power and status. In the novel, he had a very high status as an important figure among the immortals and was also one of the highest leaders on the way to the Western Paradise to obtain the scriptures. Tathagata was the Buddha in Buddhism, and was considered one of the most intelligent and capable beings in the universe. He came to the human world through a mysterious force and helped Tang Sanzang and his party complete their mission on the way to the Western Paradise to obtain scriptures. Tathagata also had a very high status in the novel. He was the absolute authority in Buddhism and an important figure among the immortals. Although the Jade Emperor and Tathagata were both important figures in the Heaven Realm, Tathagata had greater influence in Buddhism while the Jade Emperor had more status and influence in Taoism. However, in the end, who had a better position in the novel still needed to be analyzed according to the specific plot and character setting.

In Journey to the West, Tathagata, as a great god with boundless power, was mainly manifested in the following aspects: 1. Casting divine powers: Tathagata can cast all kinds of divine powers such as changing his body, controlling everything, flying, and so on. During the battle between Sun Wukong and Tathagata, Tathagata had transformed into a mountain so that Sun Wukong could not attack. 2. Crisis resolution: Tathagata also resolved various crises on his way to the scriptures, such as the battle between Sun Wukong and the Bull Demon King, the fire on the Flaming Mountain, and so on. He was always able to solve problems in the simplest way and make people feel relaxed. 3. Teaching Disciples: Tathagata was one of the founders of Buddhism. He taught Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand how to cultivate and become true cultivators. He often taught them to be modest, tolerant, and wise. 4. Control of Time and Space: The Buddha's Infinite Power can control time and space and even change history. On the way to retrieve the scriptures, Tathagata had once used his supernatural power to turn Chang 'an City of the Tang Dynasty into a barren hill, preventing Tang Sanzang and the others from reaching Chang' an. As a great god with boundless power, Tathagata's performance made people marvel and revere him.