Honghuang: I, a Good Corpse, Deceived Nuwa into Following the Path of Bodhisattva

Gu Tian traveled through the wilderness, originally intending to use the plot to take advantage of all the opportunities, but unexpectedly he turned out to be Nuwa's good corpse. His heart was full of truth, goodness, and beauty, and he had to block even the curse words he said. He simply showed off and hid in Nuwa's body to eat and ask for cards. If something happened, Nuwa would take the blame, and if nothing happened, he would take the blame. On a daily basis, he describes himself as a living Bodhisattva, full of benevolence, righteousness and morality, and deceives Nuwa into practicing the Bodhisattva path. Since then, a supremely good man has appeared, helping people in need everywhere. In order to prevent the destruction of the ancient world and the casualties of the two Lich clans, Nuwa was forced to establish the Bodhisattva Sect to restrain the two forces and become bigger and stronger. In order to save the depleted spiritual veins of the West, Nuwa was forced to become a foreman, supervising and guiding Zhunti to plant trees. In order to maintain peace in the ancient world, implement the authenticity of the Bodhisattva's mantra, and realize an ideal peaceful world, Nuwa was forced to practice spiritual practice, and her strength surpassed that of the Three Pure Ones and was superior to Hongjun. I have become invincible under the way of heaven, and a one-for-one existence above the way of heaven. Countless years later, when Gu Tian came out of his body and looked at the world that Nu Wa had conquered for him, he let out a "Jie Jie Jie" laugh. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.