Journey to the West: Luck Evolves Martial Arts and Changes Martial Arts' Destiny

Traveling through the world of Journey to the West, Li Chunfeng became the first Taoist priest under the command of the King of Tang Dynasty. In the past eight years, I have relied on modern knowledge to bring Taoism back from the edge of decline and unite 300,000 Taoist disciples. It was not until I discovered that Yuan Shoucheng and Chen Guangrui were all present that I realized that this is a journey to the west universe full of gods and Buddhas, and mortals cannot cultivate immortality. He was so tired that he vomited blood but did not reach the threshold of transcendence. Yuan Tiangang handed over a five-hundred-dollar acupuncture technique to use as a self-defense boxing technique. The system popped up: If you have enough luck, you can evolve your martial arts. With 10,000 points of luck thrown down, the acupoint-touching technique on the bad street evolved into the acupoint-sealing technique of the Great Dao and Zhou Tian. He entered the Tao with martial arts, relied on a mortal body to deduce the Tao, sealed the Zhou Tian, ​​and could even seal the immortals and gods. As soon as they came out of seclusion, they bumped into the mother and daughter of the Yang family who came to offer incense and ask for a fortune. The future empress Wu Zetian was being forced by her three cousins ​​to enter the palace and become a show girl. Li Chunfeng saw through her luck and cause and effect at a glance, and broke the red line that summoned her to the palace. He made her a closed disciple and gave her the name Wu Zhao: "Whoever dares to bully your mother in the future, I will beat her back myself." The moment Wu Zetian knelt down and kowtowed, a new word popped up on the luck column on the system panel: "Reverse destiny, Taoist luck 5000." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.