Journey to the West: Forced to Become a Disciple of Laozi

Disgusting, that Seven Fairies Dong Yong brought it upon themselves, and the protagonist comes to wipe their butts.

Li Er is the incarnation of Taiqing. What do you think of accepting a disciple and giving him the title of Tongtian? Not afraid of being killed by Tongtian Cult Leader,

Tongtian leader's disciple Niu Pi😎😋, Niu Niu Niu🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮🐮

To be honest, I passed by and reviewed it, but I guessed from the comment section that the quality of your book is quite miserable. There is something wrong with the title of your book. Taishang Laojun is the supreme god of Taoism, and he was also the first to appear in the Sanqing Dynasty. Although he was later surpassed by Yuanshi Tianzun and Lingbao Tianzun, his status is also extremely high. Wu Chengen quoted a large number of Taoist and Buddhist scriptures, thus confirming the status of Taishang Taozu in Journey to the West. After all, as I said in the previous sentences, He opened up the heaven and earth, and one of them transformed the Three Pure Ones. Pangu is Him, and Yuanshi is Him. Lingbao is Him, Taishang Laojun is also Him, He is the avenue of all things in the world, all things in the world should be born from Him, and because of mercy and education, all living beings have the opportunity to live forever. Therefore, heaven and earth are not benevolent and treat all things as cud dogs. For heaven and earth, people's offerings of pigs, sheep and cattle are meaningless to dogs made of grass. Therefore, in the eyes of heaven and earth, all things are like this cud dog, and there is not much difference. , This is the same in the eyes of Taishang Laojun, and if there is anything that can make Laojun have to accept him as a disciple, your question has been marked wrong from the beginning~

Very pretty, not bad, hahahaha

I don't know what to say (ー_ー)!! Although there is no copyright dispute between Journey to the West and some Taoist and Buddhist scriptures, it is still hard work to extract it like this! It seems mysterious to those who don't understand it, and a bit confusing to those who have gained a little knowledge. Besides, what is this, Xianxia? Fantasy? Time travel? Or something? The meaning of the protagonist is not just a name, right?

A is not very pretty, and there is nothing exciting about it!

By the way, does this protagonist have a sense of existence?

The opening chapter is exactly the same as another one with the protagonist surnamed Su, except that the background of the protagonist has been deleted.

I feel like I can't stand it after reading a few chapters. There is something called fate that cannot bear the name of Tongtian.