Choosing Disciples for the Pilgrimage: I Pick the Three Most Rebellious Ones

The protagonist is like a stick, he laughs at everything he sees. The author is also like this, right? They even asked for autographs and a bunch of personal belongings, poisoning a person to death.

One stone, two pounds of lotus roots, three eyes to hold the string*

Qingniu Jinghe is on the same level as Yang Jian and Nezha Monkey? Apart from anything else, is Yang Jian the only one with such a stretched crotch?

Regarding the identity of Zhen Yuanzi, there was an error in the information. It said it was a human race. Just now a reader said it was not. I checked again and found that Zhen Yuanzi is not a human race. I am very grateful to the readers for helping me find the mistake. I will revise that chapter tomorrow.

It's great, I must update it more often. It's so new and beautiful.

It's okay, just watch it without thinking, just to kill time

After many readers said that the behavior of the protagonist in Chapter 2 was very unpleasant and even a bit annoying, I have now made changes. I am very grateful to all readers for their suggestions. I also hope that readers can provide any comments. I will make changes after I see any reasonable ones. Regarding the issue of combat power, when writing a novel, some changes must be made. If the three of them are very strong, then just push them all the way to Lingshan. Of course, it is not random to strengthen the monsters, such as the Green Bull Spirit, which has followed Laojun for a long time. Naturally, it cannot be defeated casually. It can be said that the three of Yang and Jian are very strong, but they are not mindlessly strong.

Moreover, the protagonist clearly awakened from what kind of powerful system Jin Chanziji obtained in his previous life, so how did he become a modern person again? I'm speechless, so why bother calling their three apprentices "brother" to make me speechless? Why don't they just call me "Master".

Journey to the West is simply about spreading Buddhism, and there is no mention of luck. How can luck be mentioned in Journey to the West?

The author, I want to say something, don't bring the prehistoric era into Journey to the West. It's not the same world view at all. In Journey to the West, Nezha is helped by the Tathagata to reshape his body. He is the disciple of the Tathagata, right? In Journey to the West, the unity of the three religions is about the unity of the three religions. Well, this is what the author hopes, and the Jade Emperor is really an awesome ideal role model for rulers. Which ruler would allow his own interests to be lost! Don't tell me about Bodhi Patriarch, he is Zhunti, okay! Zhunti has the title of Bodhi.