Journey to the West: the Mythical Fengdu, Killing Ksitigarbha at the Beginning

I've just read a dozen chapters and I can't help it anymore. The beginning is so messy. Has the author understood the mythology system in detail? The mythical Daluo is the truly omniscient, omnipotent and supreme being. In the power system of fantasy novels, it is the highest being, bar none! Let me put it this way, even if the high-end Pangu is in the golden elixir stage of the mythological system, this is assuming that the Queen of Heaven Pangu is not dead. Pangu is not even an immortal, let alone Hongjun and the Three Pure Ones. If the Mythical Daluo wants to destroy this world of Journey to the West, he doesn't even need to blow a breath, as long as he thinks about it, the world will be over immediately! Well, what I said so much is to say that the opening mythology of Journey to the West is a failure. Just like an elephant that has to be kept in a fish tank, the world of Journey to the West cannot bear such a great existence at all and will only be burst. So, what does the author think? Even if you write a high-end prehistoric novel, it won't collapse so smoothly →_→To sum up, it would be awkward to read this book under such a major premise.

Not to mention that the realm of the Mythical Great Luo does not exist in myths. It is the author of Feilu himself. However, he is still very skilled in writing such an awesome realm into such a low-end one. Can the Mythical Great Luo in your book be able to hide the heavenly weapons?

Yin Tianzi is Yin Tianzi, and Fengdu Emperor is Fengdu Emperor. They are not the same person. Yin Tianzi is also called Tianqi Saint King, and Fengdu Emperor is just Fengdu Emperor.

Let's not talk about anything else, let's just talk about Jizo's pretense. But for anyone with a normal mind and such strong strength, it is impossible for him to just run away after pretending.

He talks about killing this and that every day. Killed? **Do the splits. What the hell

Like the title Yin Tianzi? Isn't it called Yin Tianzi's status that is lower than that of the Emperor of Heaven? The son of the Emperor of Heaven?

There are so many novels about good chickens that they sound like the emperor, but they are like chickens.

I didn't read the content. I flipped through the introductory table of contents and saw that every few chapters there was something about the mythical Fengdu Law. There was too much emphasis on the so-called mythical law, so I felt it wouldn't be good.

How should I put it? I feel that mythology is obviously a noun, but when did it become an adjective? Anyway, it is so awesome. You can add mythology to anything, especially when I saw a mythology superman, I was convinced. There is a superman in mythology. Obviously, myth has become an adjective.

As we all know, the Human Sect has only one disciple, Xuandu

What the fuck is written? The ink is so stained, it looks like stinky shit, isn't it!