Journey to the West: Hard Work Pays Off, Senior Sister Bai Suzhen

Xu Xian's previous life was Hongyun? This setting feels a bit unworthy. Western religion owes Hongyun the cause and effect of becoming a saint. Xu Xian will become an immortal in the future. This kind of cause and effect cannot be repaid at all. It is impossible for the Second Saint of the West to repay this cause and effect. Moreover, it is possible that Hongyun will be wiped out and the true spirit will die, so that there is no need to repay the cause and effect. Also, rather than saying that Xu Xian is the protagonist of the calamity, it is better to say that the protagonist is the White Snake. Also, Xu Xian's previous life was Hongyun, which is totally incompatible. If Xu Xian were Hongyun, wouldn't Zhen Yuanzi, known as the ancestor of the earth immortals, take action? How can we say that these two are good friends in the prehistoric era? Anyway, I am personally dissatisfied with this setting. Some other prehistoric streams say that Hongyun was reincarnated into Emperor Yan, some said that he was the real immortal Yun Zhongzi of Fortune, or that Zhen Yuanzi secretly used the Calabash Baby world to resurrect Hongyun. These are all quite reasonable, but I really disagree with the author's statement that Xu Xian is Hongyun.

I was attracted by White Snake, but when I saw it on the shelves, it was not interesting. It didn't accept girls, and there was no conflict. It was bland and boring.

The protagonist can refer to Taoist mythology and create an incarnation to take care of things. The big boss might be laughed at without an incarnation.

Nothing, what the hell are you writing about? You can't change the fate of the people close to you, so why are you traveling through time? Just an idiot.

Humans with the blood of the Witch Clan, aren't they just hybrids?

Why should everyone be accepted? What is the use of this Cowherd? You are also protected and have the right to refuse! This novel is very bland. Although it is in the developmental stage, the inner drama of the protagonist and the narrative method are too bland! This is okay in other places, but if this is a novel, it must make people interested in reading it.

I handed over the skills I had figured out without even thinking about it. It was so simple and stupid.

It's boring to read the introduction. It's hard to return to the immortal way. You are not a pure-blooded witch clan. The bloodlines of the human race and the witch clan are neutral. You have the powerful body and magical powers of the witch clan, as well as the ability to practice the immortal way.

Anyone who takes up any position will be calculated. Hongyun's becoming a saint is determined by the Great Dao, but it's not necessarily certain. Isn't this contradictory? Why does the protagonist have to provoke Hongyun's cause and effect? They are all the only seedlings of the Qing Dynasty, and their understanding is incredible. Tongtian may not be with each other every day, but the protagonist is better, being plotted every day, I am speechless.

The protagonist is a human race. Don't you plan to go to Chaos to meet Nuwa? No matter who the protagonist worships as his teacher, it cannot change that he was born into the human race and has a causal relationship with Nuwa. The king of heaven and earth belongs to the teacher, Jiejiao belongs to the teacher, and Nuwa belongs to the mother. There is no obstacle. By using Bai Suzhen to become a member of the Creation Clan, she can build relationships. Not to mention whether there will be any rewards or guidance, at least she will have an extra backer and network.