Journey to the West: The Monkey King Became a Saint in a Rage to Save Me

It feels like the monkey thinks of the protagonist and gets a share of whatever good comes from the monkey, but whatever good things the protagonist's system gives him doesn't get the monkey's share.

Your brief description reminds me of Su Shi's younger brother

May I ask if the main character's full name is Lu. Su Shi. Chang Qing?

The mythical method, refining the gods and returning to the void, is only comparable to the true immortals of the ancient times.

When refining Qi, it is comparable to Daluo Jinxian. When refining the gods and returning to the void, they are comparable to Xuanxian. Why don't you write a hammer here? Why is it that the more you write about myths, the more you write?

How can I say that while talking about how strong the mythological system is, at the same time, it is forcibly weakening the mythological system. In terms of the mythical system, Lianxu Hedao, which condenses three thousand laws and Tao seeds in the body, even if it is not as good as the saint, it is definitely stronger than Daluo Jinxian.

This person who traveled through the past is the same as the author.

Sanctification? Without the consent of Heaven, one cannot become a saint.

Refining Qi and transforming into Qi (mortal stage) Refining Qi and transforming into God (transcendence from mortals) ) Refining the gods, counteracting the void, transcending the way of heaven, refining the void and combining the ways is itself the great way, or is it like this?

This reminds me of a poet