After transmigrating into Journey to the West, he becomes the Great Sage Equal to Heaven Sun Wukong!
But at this moment, Sun Wukong is going through the ordeal of the three fights with the White Bone Spirit!
He kills the mortal the White Bone Spirit transformed into and protects Tang Sanzang, only to be misunderstood?
An insolent monkey? A murderer of the innocent? Stubborn and incorrigible? And now he's chanting the tightening spell?
Even his so-called fellow disciples look on coldly and mock him, showing not the slightest regard for their bond?
Fine, fine, fine! This Great Sage doesn't need to make this pilgrimage after all!
With that, Sun Wukong raises the Golden Cudgel and brings it crashing down on Tang Sanzang!
Heh, since the gods and Buddhas across the heavens are scheming against me, I'll have some fun with you all!
Ding! The God-Tier Choice System is online!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The great sage in the original work is so chic and domineering. After practicing for decades, he dared to cause trouble in heaven. Protecting Tang Monk for eighty-one years, it was difficult to obtain the true scripture. In the eyes of these so-called protagonists. If the Nantian Gate cannot be penetrated, the real and fake Monkey King will be killed. Made me laugh so hard. You really haven't read the original work, have you? That's right, even if I read it, you would just write with your eyes closed, as long as you feel good about it.
First, there are countless masters in heaven. The original version only acted with the great sage. Now that you have beaten Tang Monk to death, and the Buddhists have seduced you as a chess piece, will you still act with you? Do you think their abilities will be poor with so many people who have survived from prehistoric times to becoming gods? Is the tight hoop on your head a simple thing? A single spell can kill you.
Sun Wukong is a bastard who betrays his own kind and kills his own kind, yet everyone treats him as a hero. He is just a tamed monkey. It's not as good as Zhu Bajie. Although I can't resist, I will make you a traitor. I will take it if it's good. If it's delicious, I'll eat it first. It's impossible to contribute!
If the Chaos Demon Ape was more powerful than Pangu, how did he die? You don't know that he was just one of the three thousand Chaos Demon Gods. Although he ranked higher among the Chaos Demon Gods, Pangu was the Demon God of Power who ranked first among the three thousand Chaos Demon Gods. He was also called the Son of the Great Dao. One person fought against three thousand Chaos Demon Gods and won in the end. Why do you think that the Chaos Demon Ape is stronger than Pangu? If he is stronger than Pangu, then how did he get killed by Pangu, a Chaos Demon God who was weaker than him? Pangu's death was only due to the divine punishment imposed by the Great Dao?
Buddhism is so boring. I chose Sun Wukong and changed it to Liu Er in the middle. Isn't it good to use Liu Er in the beginning? The original book clearly states that the person who died is Liu Er.
A dojo with a radius of 5km, or a saint dojo? Is this a missile saint?
You have the power of a saint, why are you still afraid of a tight curse?????????
Pangu was afraid of the Chaos Demon Ape Miao, It's really Crooked Frog, eating the Crispy Corn and walking into Mickey Mouse House, you're going home!
If Tang Monk dies, he will die. Sun Wukong is the most important thing, okay? He is a destined Buddhist scripture seeker, and it's not like Tang Monk has never died. In his previous nine lives, he was eaten by Sha Monk. What's the matter if he is beaten to death by Sun Wukong again?
Anyone who has actually read the original work of Journey to the West knows how powerful Sun Wukong is, and some people even bother with the issue of Conferring Gods. When Journey to the West came out, the author of Conferring Gods was still breastfeeding, not to mention that Conferring Gods was a copy of Journey to the West. If you don't accept it, I'll just look for evidence.