The lives of the Four Mischievous Monkeys were filled with hardship.
The Dao Ancestor Hongjun declared that the Dao must not be passed on to Liu Er, leaving him unable to attain immortality.
The Red-Buttocked Horse Monkey was pinned beneath Guishan Mountain in Huaiyin by Yu the Great, forced to eke out a wretched existence.
The Long-Armed Ape Monkey even took Yang Jian's place on the Investiture of the Gods.
Even the Intelligent Stone Monkey couldn't escape his fate: controlled by the Buddhist sect, he spent his days and nights chanting sutras after attaining Buddhahood.
A man from a later age transmigrated to the Primordial World and was reborn as Liu Er Macaque, with no way to seek the Dao.
Fortunately, the Great Dao favored him. With the System at his disposal, the world was his, and he could cultivate any of the myriad techniques from the heavens.
In this life, I will change the fate of the Four Monkeys, forge a true Chaos body, and restore the glory of the ancient gods and demons.
Behold the tale of the Chaos Demon Ape punching Zhunti, kicking Yuanshi, and crushing Hongjun.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The protagonist in it said something, what a thief? How brave to say this in ancient times!
To be honest, the system is really useless in the prehistoric era. Don't tell me that the great road favors you or something. I don't believe that the great road will be idle and find someone who wants to surpass itself. Damn it, haha. Without the system, you would be useless in the prehistoric world, right? This is a good novel. Most of them were destroyed because of a system or something. You have to know that the prehistoric era was the first great god Pangu in the world to hack your technique. Who gave the system the rewards? If so, wouldn't your system surpass the Dao, or is it the illusory Dao?
Pain in the first step, numbness in the second step, slipping in the third step and out in the fourth step, not allowed to pull out after the fifth step in and out, eyes closed seven times, teeth clenched in the eighth step, body fatigue in the step nine and ten steps in, a lotus flower turned on both sides, an eel burrowed inside, the lotus came to hold the eel's head, and a stream of clear water flowed out.
The Dharma cannot be taught to six ears. Are you talking about six-eared macaques?
You haven't stayed in the prehistoric period well, but you went to a low-level world just a few days after arriving. Doesn't the prehistoric one not want to lose face? And brother, you are a human immortal. After all, you are an immortal. Is the grandma in A Chinese Ghost Story a human immortal? It takes a long time to fight a thousand-year-old monster. It is really a mini version of the prehistoric era. There is no hope.
Who do you think you are when you are scolding the way of heaven in ancient times? Even a saint will be crippled and killed. If you are not at the same level as or higher than the way of heaven, you are seeking death. So the author is definitely **
The author has incorrect views. At the beginning, there was a system of various time travels, but later he stopped traveling and the system was gone? Then there is an abnormal brain. A selfish saint is really a **. He is not as good as Zhunti and Yuan. It is a boring waste of time.
Pull it down! Although the Chaos Demon Ape is one of the three thousand Chaos Demon Gods, although it is above the Saint, it is below the way of heaven. Hongjun's body and Tao represent the way of heaven. If he wanted to kill the Chaos Demon Ape, he could kill the Chaos Demon Ape with just one finger.
Monkeys use guns instead of sticks? Niubi
Hongjun was born when he was preaching, and even when the pig traveled to the west, his strength should have far exceeded that of Sun Wukong, not to mention Liu Er's talent itself should be superior. Moreover, the word "six ears" was uttered by Sun Wukong himself first (Chapter 2 of Journey to the West)