After Tang Seng learned the scriptures and became a Buddha, what was his strength, and could he figh

The strength is still that powerless scumbag, and there is no way to compare with Sun Wukong.

To understand the gap between them, to understand Tang Seng's combat effectiveness, it is actually very simple. Let's just compare them to human beings:

Tang Seng is the monk who has recited the scriptures for countless years, maybe he has a deep understanding of Buddhism, maybe he is very virtuous, but he has never practiced martial arts, who are you fighting?

Sun Wukong is different, he is a strong man born with divine power, and then practiced martial arts for many years and became a top-level master in martial arts.

Isn't it embarrassing for you to let an old monk who can only chant scriptures all his life compete with a martial arts master in combat effectiveness!

As for becoming a Buddha, "Buddha" is just a saying, an identity, and an existence, and it does not mean that if you become a Buddha, you will naturally have seventy-two changes, three heads and six arms! Otherwise, why are people all over the world still working hard to practice martial arts? Sitting and chanting scriptures is not more comfortable than boiling your muscles and bones.

In the eyes of the vast majority of people, the word "strength" is equal to "hard fists", but in fact, in the worldview of "Journey to the West", using fists to talk about strength is just a trick played by children, and adults talk about the overall strength and overall influence.

Just like the Jade Emperor, if he sits in the Lingxiao Treasure Hall and does not move, he can mobilize the Three Realms to deal with Sun Wukong, no matter how powerful Sun Wukong is, he can't touch a single hair of the Jade Emperor.

What do you say about the strength of the Jade Emperor? You said that he said, but Sun Wukong couldn't fight him!

Sun Wukong joined the scripture learning system and ran hard for so long, just to become a Buddha? Is he rare?

He is certainly not rare, what is a Buddha or not, for Sun Wukong, he does not care about it at all.

What is Buddhahood in fact? It's to join the official system! It's just to eat the court rice and hold the iron rice bowl, it's as simple as that.

To put it bluntly, after Tang Seng became a Buddha, he was just the monk who could only chatter about the scriptures, and he would not become a sweeping monk in the Eight Divisions of the Heavenly Dragon.

Becoming a Buddha is the same as being an official, there are civil and military attachés, and the prime minister will still be beaten down by a small soldier.

After Tang Seng became a Buddha, his strength was about the same as that of ordinary immortals, and it was impossible to fight with Sun Wukong, because even if he was an immortal, his spells had to be cultivated to improve.

After Tang Seng attained the Tao, he became the Buddha of Zhantan Merit, Sun Wukong was fighting to defeat the Buddha, Sun Wukong was a Buddha who specialized in fighting, and Tang Seng could not be compared with Sun Wukong even if he became a Buddha.

After Tang Seng learned the scriptures and became a Buddha, his strength should be very strong, but Sun Wukong was named the Buddha of Fighting, which shows that Sun Wukong's combat effectiveness is very strong, so he can't fight with Sun Wukong.

I think that after Tang Seng learned the scriptures and became a Buddha, his strength should be very strong, but I think Sun Wukong's strength is stronger, so Tang Seng should not be able to beat Sun Wukong.

Hello dear, I will answer your questions for you, and the answer to your question is: the first Tang monk has, and Sun Wukong does not have the posture of rolling things is "noble faith". Tang Seng will not blink an eye if he loses his life in the face of his lofty beliefs, but Sun Wukong will not.

Sun Wukong is very capable, but he has no unwavering belief and has retreated many times. People who have no faith will not be able to give confidence to others, will not be able to give others motivation, and will be easy to retreat when encountering difficulties, and the leaders will be timid and retreat, and the regimental column will disperse; And the belief is not noble enough, and the psychology of selfishness and small wealth will make others leave you.

Because it's not so capricious, the wildness is gone. ，

Because the monkeys didn't understand the unspoken rules in the past!!