Ren Pingsheng transmigrates into the Journey to the West and becomes an honorable shrimp soldier of the Eastern Sea.
Sages vie for supremacy, and their doctrines clash.
As a shrimp with a dream, he happens upon primordial violet energy and Pangu's blood essence...
From then on, the Primordial World gains a shrimp who causes trouble wherever he goes.
He wreaks havoc in the Heavenly Palace and takes the peaches and golden pills.
He wrecks the Journey to the West and beats up the Tathagata at Spirit Mountain.
He takes on the Sages and establishes a Demon Sect...
The Heavenly Dao: "You're going too far!"
Ren Pingsheng: "So what? Got a problem with that?"
The Heavenly Dao: "I've never seen a shrimp this arrogant in all my life."
Ren Pingsheng: "That's because you haven't met me. Enough talk, take this!"
The Heavenly Dao: "Don't hit me in the face! Ow, I was wrong..."
The Dragon King doesn't even have a Golden Immortal, and the ancestor of the Dragon Clan doesn't even have a Daluo. How can it be so outrageous, and hundreds of thousands of soldiers and generals die at every turn? Wouldn't the protagonist have karma? Isn't the whole world blinded when things are so big? Shouldn't they see the protagonist go on a killing spree without any background and quickly pick the weak persimmons to gain merit? Even if there is nothing wrong in the front, why do they have to go to the monkeys for resources and get calamity in the future? The monkey is the son of the calamity and cannot die. With the protagonist's operation, whether it is the Jade Emperor or the Buddha, as long as one of them is in a bad mood, he will slap you to death.
It's awesome. Come on, it's pretty cool.
Not bad, come on, author!
Too fake.
Diaosi counterattacks, it's just the villain who gets his way
Awesome! But can realm setting follow the public?
Very good meaning!
Can still look good
Nice,
Five-star reviews are great