In the year of Wu Zhou, it was close to a period of time since Tang Monk and his disciples retrieved the scriptures from the West.
China did not become a paradise on earth because of the scriptures. Instead, it was shrouded in war, famine, and killings.
Under the Leifeng Pagoda in West Lake, traveler Chen Ruocheng began to discover that the Middle-earth in the post-Journey to the West era is full of weirdness.
Because everyone's mother he meets seems not quite right, or to put it more bluntly - not human.
Fortunately, he joined a sect that was a peerless weakling, but he didn't want everyone in this sect to want to bully his master and destroy his ancestors.
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This book has a wide range of knowledge, which shows that the author has profound skills and unique insights. It is refreshing to read. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write works that the audience will like. This book is wonderfully written, the author has a sharp mind, and the plot is fascinating.
The author has profound literary skills and writes brilliantly
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