Heaven and earth are separated, gods and Buddhas are at odds with each other, and the battles with the victorious Buddhas have caused turmoil in the heavenly palace. The Jade Emperor wanted to kill him, but Tathagata tried to protect him, but he didn't know that he was deceived by the monkey. From parasitic rebirth to the union of yin and yang, it was all planned by the monkeys thousands of years ago. Being parasitized and unable to return, how could Hu Moer find a way out in heaven? Then find a helper and play cooperatively! Is the monkey's final goal the Lord of Heaven? Before the results, everything is still unknown.
Reader comments
Yes, but the monkey is so strong at the beginning. It will not look good if there is no fight with a saint above the ancient times, or if someone from the outside world plays tricks, and is plotted by Hu, a mortal or a god, Buddha, and immortal. Or if you only write a few dozen or more than a hundred chapters and then get to the finale, you won't be able to gain points. I still have a question, what the hell is Hu's setting like this? A mortal with the halo of the heroine, playing well in Immortals and Gods, can't understand it after reading dozens of chapters [face covering]
Just understand it, don't worry about homophones, after all, I'm just a reader [laughing]
Yes, but the monkey is so strong at the beginning. It will not look good if there is no fight with a saint above the ancient times, or if someone from the outside world plays tricks, and is plotted by Hu, a mortal or a god, Buddha, and immortal. Or if you only write a few dozen or more than a hundred chapters and then get to the finale, you won't be able to gain points. I still have a question, what the hell is Hu's setting like this? A mortal with the halo of the heroine, playing well in Immortals and Gods, can't understand it after reading dozens of chapters [face covering] Just understand it, don't worry about homophones, after all, I'm just a reader [laughing]