Journey to the West: the Heavenly Soldiers Start, and the Heavenly Soldiers Are Killed in the Lingxiao Palace

Gu Jing, a heavenly soldier, bumped into the Seven Fairies and descended to earth. He wanted to get some credit for escorting her, but unexpectedly the Cowherd and Lao Niu escaped out of thin air, and the stolen goods fell into his own hands. When the seven fairy swords are placed on the neck, the so-called heavenly rules are nothing more than a piece of paper - who cares about the life and death of the underlying heavenly soldiers? At the critical moment of life and death, the system of traitors in heaven suddenly descended. After kidnapping the princess, climbing to the south, and rebelling in front of the palace, Gu Jing tasted power for the first time: It turned out that by selling off the Jade Emperor's family members, he could get the attention of all the immortals in the palace. In the Lingxiao Palace, he pierced the throat of the derelict heavenly soldier in front of King Pagoda. The moment blood splashed on Li Jing's robe, the civil and military officials in the court finally remembered this name. A year later, Xuanxian came out of seclusion and officially took up his duties as the patrolling god. When I walked to Guanghan Palace, I happened to see Marshal Tianpeng pestering Chang'e in every possible way. Gu Jing smiled and took out the shadow stone: Brother Peng, you don't want this scandal to come to His Majesty, right? The Jade Emperor wants his lone minister to disturb the stagnant pool of heaven, and the system wants his treacherous minister to climb to the top step by step to overturn the Three Realms. And Gu Jing just wants every immortal god who has ever looked down on him to understand that the hands of heavenly soldiers can also hold the lifeblood of Lingxiao Palace. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.