I am the god of war, Erlang, who is proud of all the immortals. Pride is capital, and strength is everything.
Jade Emperor: Nephew, you have made your uncle lose face by going to heaven like this.
Erlang: Uncle Stinky, have you ever thought about any family affection?
Wukong: God of War, you and I are both Gods of War, why don't we join forces and bring about earth-shaking changes.
Erlang: People with different paths will not work together. You will enter the Buddhist path, and I am the god of war in heaven who listens to the tune but not the announcement. You monkey, I will show mercy to you because of your majestic reputation as the Monkey King.
Chang'e: Erlang, I fell in love with you for a while, and I will love you forever.
Erlang: Fairy Chang'e, you are more of a fairy than a fairy!
Tathagata: Erlang, do you really want to fight me?
Erlang: Who calls you Tathagata? Tathagata must be defeated.
Wukong and Nezha have been written into legends. Why is there no Erlang? I, Yang Jian, object to it.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
The first introduction**, you just can't do the entire introduction just by relying on the title of the novel. The introduction of the most dignified god of war in heaven is as complete as a retard.
Are you sure you are playing Age of Empires?
Chapter 40: Transmission across time and space (Chapter 7, nearly 3,000 words, please give me your review!) Chapter 40: The Great Ming Dynasty: The Good Saint Sun Cried and Begged to Become a Disciple at the Beginning of the Ming Dynasty by Ku Teng Laoshu.
The first introduction**, you just can't do the entire introduction just by relying on the title of the novel. The introduction of the most dignified god of war in heaven is as complete as a retard.
Are you sure you are playing Age of Empires?
Chapter 40: Transmission across time and space (Chapter 7, nearly 3,000 words, please give me your review!) Chapter 40: The Great Ming Dynasty: The Good Saint Sun Cried and Begged to Become a Disciple at the Beginning of the Ming Dynasty by Ku Teng Laoshu.