Survival Simulator: I Became a Mythical Great Luo

I really like Lady White Snake and Xiaoqing, which is why I wrote this novel. I'm quite interested in myths and legends. My main storyline is "The Legend of the White Snake," while secondary storylines include Chinese myths such as "The Great Wilderness," "The Fairy Couple," "Ji Gong," "Nezha," and "Journey to the West." If you have any more exciting storylines, please feel free to share them.

Although it doesn't quite resemble the original novel and has some absurdities—for example, Bai Suzhen was originally given a pill by the Heavenly Emperor to cure her demonic poison and then went to repay his kindness—the story portrays the Heavenly Emperor as falling for Bai Suzhen, which feels contradictory.

That's great, keep it up, author! Xiaoqing: My sister only has one flesh-and-blood Xu Xian, but I have a golden Xu Xian and a silver Xu Xian.

Some books say that Bai Suzhen's master is (Lishan Laomu), and it's possible that later books will add that Bai Suzhen should have a master.

After reading for a while, I realized it's not a prehistoric fantasy novel, but rather a combination of mythological and film adaptations. So far, I've only seen four works combined: "The Legend of the White Snake," "Journey to the West," "The Legend of the Lotus Lantern Prequel," and "Ji Gong." So, don't read this novel with a prehistoric fantasy storyline in mind.

It's good, I hope it won't be abandoned.

Ultimately, Xu Xian should be the River God, Little Vajra, the Dao, Fuxi, and Hongjun. This world was designed by himself because he was too bored, and everything is himself, which is why there is the concept of simulation.

This book is alright. Why is the rating so low?

This is pretty good, but I'm a little suspicious that they don't have the copyright to "100,000 Cold Jokes 2". If they buy it, great; if not, it'll be banned immediately.

Although the final plot was quite clichéd, the depiction of time was incredibly powerful! Perhaps the early parts and the overall storyline weren't that great, but from the moment of his ascension to sainthood onwards, I felt an unparalleled sense of awe.