Journey To The West: Cultural Invasion Beginning With Comics

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Bearing a huge stone slab on his shoulders, Xiong Shi swayed down a mountain road and finally reached the Batu Caves.

"Boom", the whole stone slab was slapped in front of the hole, just covering the broken hole tightly.

"At last there is a door.

The black bear spirit clapped the dust on his hands, and said in a loud voice.

"Big brother!"

There was a call from behind.

A young and handsome Taoist priest came hurriedly from a distance.

It is the wolf demon Ling Xuzi on the nearby mountain, who is known as the brother of the black bear spirit and has a very close personal relationship.

When Ling Xuzi saw the golden hoop above Xiong Wei's head, he was startled: "Brother, are you?"

The black bear touched the golden hoop on his head, and shook his head with a wry smile: "Oh, don't mention it, my old bear thought that he could live in this "Five Zero" for a lifetime, but in the end, he was subdued...

After sighing, he briefly talked about the experience of the past few days.

After hearing that, Ling Xuzi also sighed: "Unfortunately, it would be better if eldest brother didn't provoke Xuanzang's master and apprentice."

But Xiong Ji shook his head and smiled and said: "Forget it, it's actually not bad. If we don't have a background background, we can't survive in this world full of gods and Buddhas. Belonging.""

Xiong Shi was very open to this kind of thing. He knew very well that he was from a bad background, and that he looked stupid and dark, far from the kind of animals with smooth fur and cute looks. Even if he was beaten to death that day, no one would be distressed at all.

I have to say, the reincarnation is really bad.

So over the years, he has been studying Buddhist scriptures day and night and participating in Zen and Taoism, just to improve his self-worth in terms of knowledge.

This time Xiong Zi would submit to Mu You so easily, mainly because Mu You gave him enough freedom. Apart from putting on a gold hoop, basically no other restrictions were set on him.

He can continue to live in Heifeng Mountain, and he can usually do what he likes, as long as he does something when his master has something to do.

He had nothing to complain about in such a life, it was better than being pulled down by those sanctimonious gods and buddhas and dragged to work as a coolie.

After sending Ling Xuzi away, Xiong Zhi returned to the cave.

On the wall of the cave, there is an epigram that he wrote to himself: Only knowledge can make monsters noble.

In the cave in the center, the light is a little dim, and only an oil lamp on the table provides illumination.

Although the black bear spirit is ugly, he actually suffers from a serious cleanliness addiction. At this moment, various books of Buddhist scriptures are neatly placed on the bookshelves around, and the entire cave has been cleaned up, and there is hardly a trace of dust to be found.

If Mu You were to see this place, he would rather believe that it was a postgraduate study room than to believe that it was a monster's cave.

Sitting down in front of the desk, Xiong Zhi, as usual, first read the scriptures with the lamp on for a while, and then couldn't help but took out his mobile phone.

He got the phone two days ago.

Mu You gave him employee permission, and Xiong Zong has already tried it, whether it is comics, animations or games.

He admitted that the mobile phone really surprised him at first, and on the first day he got the mobile phone, he threw himself into the world of mobile phones and read everything he could see.

However, the next day he was a little tired.

There are still too few works on the mobile phone. Except for the relatively good quality of the comics published by Mu You, the other works in the forum are not attractive to him.

The only thing that interests him is the game area. Several small games are quite playable and can be used to pass the time.

Looking at a lot of non-nutritious posts in the forum, Xiong Zhi lacked interest, and he couldn't integrate into these short topics of parents.

But at this time, Xiong Ji suddenly remembered something: maybe he can post what he has researched on the forum, there are so many people in this forum, maybe some people will be interested in his research.

Thinking of this, he hurriedly dug out a wooden box from under the bed and took out a stack of parchment paper.

These are all the researches he has done over the years when he is bored, covering almost every aspect, from cultivation techniques, to equipment making, to the life span of immortals.

It's a pity that no one usually discusses these things with him, so they can only be dusted.

Looking at the old parchment scroll in his hand, Xiong Zhu searched inside, dug out one of them, and posted his first post on the forum according to the content above...

"Analysis of the success rate of beasts becoming perfect based on large sample sampling." Posted by: Master Xiong.

"Written by: Master Xiong, Jinchi, Batu Caves in Heifeng Mountain, Tartar State.

"Summary of content: Track and sample a thousand random beasts, observe their follow-up behavior for three consecutive years, and analyze the probability of beasts becoming sperm in the Black Wind Mountain environment according to the data results...

Xiong Zhan very carefully entered the content of this 'thesis' into his mobile phone and clicked send.

To his surprise, he just clicked refresh, and there were a few more comments below.

"What?" Reply to: the third master of the Du family.

"It looks very professional." Reply to: People who practice martial arts.

"Passing by eating melons, I don't know what to do." Replyer: Weiyang.

"@Master Xiong, the beast becomes the essence, the situation in each region is different, and it has a lot to do with the local folk customs." Reply person: The old man riding a bull.

"I brought a few apprentices to study this topic before, and I came to the conclusion that the more outstanding the human world is, the easier it is for beasts to become elites. You are only studying a mountain, and it is meaningless. Reply to: The old man riding a bull.

Seeing someone refuting his thesis, Xiong Zhi was not only not angry, but was very excited.

How many people are watching? And there are people discussing their own research!

In addition to being excited, he hurriedly sent out the remaining 'papers' one by one.

"Analysis of body heat and tolerance in each stage of spell cultivation..."

"New Views in Buddhism: The Study of "The Great Prajna Sutra" and Human Lifespan..."

"Practical application of combined waterwheel and wind drive..."

Several strange posts appeared in a row, and the number of replies on the forum stagnated for a while.

Soon, several posts have reader comments, and the number is still growing rapidly.

In particular, the post "The Practical Application of Combined Drive of Waterwheel and Wind Power" became popular as soon as it was published, and the number of replies below soared to more than 100 in a short period of time.