[Journey to the West + extreme martial arts + stat-raising + dark + no female lead]
At the beginning, this book has no scenes of directly apprenticing himself to a great power and savagely beating gods and Buddhas.
Only one thing endures: “reality.”
Bai Guanchao is a law-abiding, upstanding lawyer from the 21st century.
During a lawsuit, he dies unexpectedly and transmigrates to the world of Journey to the West.
He becomes the lord of a desolate city in the Great Han Dynasty of Nanzhan Buzhou.
During another trial, he happens to discover:
This world has martial artists, immortals, immortal arts, demons, gods, ghosts, and monsters.
Mortals are merely the lowest link in this vast food chain.
Just then,
as he begins learning martial arts,
a mocking, speechless voice rings out:
Ding! The Ink-Purple Panel has been bound.
The story from here on goes something like this.
The many strange beings of Desolate City: “What? You’re ready to risk your life over one disagreement? Isn’t that a bit much?”
Golden-Winged Great Peng: “Woohoo! Who in the Three Realms doesn’t know the Buddha is my great-nephew?”
Before long,
delicious, bright-red cola chicken wings are ready.
Bai Guanchao devours both wings again at lightning speed, then says, still wanting more, “Heh. Did I interrupt your meal?”
Buddha: “What the heck? He beat my uncle into that state.”
“Why is that guy coming after me now?”
“Can I sue him?”
[Note: This book can be divided into five volumes: the Mortal Realm, Seeking the Dao, Travels and Schemes, Myriad Worlds, and Becoming Myself.]
[Of course, the story from here on still needs to be discussed together with all you dear readers. You’ll also get to choose the various characters.]
I still quite like this style.
Awesome, awesome, wonderful novel, rich in content This book is indeed a good one and I highly recommend it with my whole life.