Journey to the West: Saving Tang Sanzang’s Mother from the Start

What do you mean by "taking over"? Given Tang Seng's mother's circumstances, in reality, let alone having a son, she wouldn't even be able to marry a hundred or eighty times over, let alone be a loser like you.

If you type "lolicon", please turn yourself in immediately!

Why didn't the author of Journey to the West write about picking up girls? Was the Queen of the Women's Kingdom not pretty? Or were the Seven Fairy Maidens not pretty? Or was Chang'e not pretty? There were plenty of beautiful girls, okay? What's the point of all the fighting, scheming, and plotting? What do you gain from it all?

A woman washing dishes, often called "Auntie," disliked the name and gave herself a boastful nickname: "Porcelain Washing Empress Dowager." Inspired by this, the tire repairman next door also adopted a similarly international name: "Napoleon Wheel." A welder, hearing this, named his welding shop: "Welding Emperor."

Well, it even comes with a son, so I don't have to give birth myself. That's great!

1. Research suggests that for every 60 seconds of breathing, one minute of life is lost. 2. Who would have thought that a 16-year-old girl was just a 12-year-old girl four years ago? 3. While Chinese people are sleeping, most Americans are working. 4. There are serious flaws in how English is taught in China. In the United States, even elementary school students can speak fluent English.

The author said they wouldn't start a fight, then the Immortal King became a Great Luo Immortal, and I still won't start a fight. I'm planning to apply for author status too, to have a Foundation Establishment cultivator trample on an Immortal Emperor, to seduce Number Ten, Ye Hei, Wu Shi, cripple a ruthless person and sell them into a drug lab, and show her what a truly ruthless person is.

Why does it have to be Tang Sanzang's wife? She's secondhand.

I came in because I thought he chose option three.

Mortals and immortals are two different species. Immortals are pure and spotless, needing neither to eat nor defecate, and even if they did eat, they wouldn't need to excrete. Mortals, on the other hand, consume grains and other foods, and their bodies emit a complex and filthy odor. In the eyes of immortals, mortals resemble honeycomb briquettes.