Xu Qi transmigrates into the Journey to the West world and becomes a scholar. He's completely at a loss...
Soon, Xu Qi discovers that his teacher is a renowned scholar, famous far and wide.
That's right, the kind of scholar with righteous energy above his head, who can compose poetry on the spot and kill monsters with a shout!
What leaves Xu Qi even more bewildered is that his family lives on Calabash Mountain. That's right, the very mountain where the Calabash Brothers live!
And the most ridiculous part is that Xu Qi's grandfather is the Calabash Brothers' grandfather!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Isn't the Calabash Baby the daughter of Sun Wukong and the Seven Immortals? The Calabash Baby turns into seven stones in the end, and the monkey is the Sky Mending Stone.
Because Calabash Baby's surname is Ma and he was a cloud in his previous life, so his name was Ma Yun in his previous life, and then he turned into a calabash vine in this life, so his name is Ma Huateng in this life.
After reading books for more than ten years, I have never seen anyone drink to death in one breath? Are you eating garlic? A toad taking a breath? Still polite? Body odor is almost the same
Introduction: Xu Qi's grandfather is Calabash Baby's grandfather, so is Xu Qi a Calabash Child?
The barrier always feels like a Japanese novel
Good animation makes you write such a dark, scheming, bad review
Even immortal dragons can be killed. Then these great scholars should have lived as long as heaven and earth. The emperors are not as powerful as them. I have not seen many emperors who can become immortals and gods.
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Ancestor Hongyun, are the seven gourd babies transformed by the seven souls? Where did the other three souls go? Otherwise, the origin is seven points, similar to the innate gourd vine
Author: Why don't you write the book "The Deadly Scholar"?