
Journey to the West: Inheriting the Heavenly Court from the Start
西游:开局就得继承天庭
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 147k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Primeval Myths
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
66Chapters
1.4MReads
131Flowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 10
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Jinwu is related to the Jade Emperor. Jinwu is the prince of Yaoting and his father is Emperor Jun.
Isn't the Jade Emperor a stubborn stone of chaos enlightened by Taozu? What about the Golden Crow bloodline?
The Jade Emperor's son is the Golden Crow, and whether the Jade Emperor is the Eastern Emperor Taiyi or the Emperor Junlu.
Isn't the Jade Emperor also called Zhang Bairen? It shouldn't be the Golden Crow, right???
Silver fairy??? Divine Silver Immortal, a realm setting with great talent
Golden Crow is the Emperor of Heaven, Haotian is the Jade Emperor
When I look at the author, I have never read a prehistoric novel. Jinwu is the child of Emperor Jun and Xihe. Emperor Jun is the emperor of the monster clan, also known as the Emperor of Heaven. The Jade Emperor is Haotian. Haotian is transformed from the stubborn stone of chaos. Before he became the Jade Emperor, he was Hongjun's boy. After the death of Emperor Jun, Haocai came to power, but he was not called the Emperor of Heaven but was called the Jade Emperor. So what the hell is the Golden Crow? Born between Haotian and Xihe? Haotian fell in love with Di Jun? Or is it the author who was born to you and Xihe?
Master Sanfeng, where are your seven disciples? You don't even practice Tai Chi anymore.
My destiny is up to me. It's all mine.
At least talk about entry and setting. Otherwise, I wouldn't understand it at all.