[System + Hilarious Comedy + Wild Adaptation + Heartfelt Moments + Comeback] A good-for-nothing student transmigrates as a fake Great Sage and gets caught up in a war between world pantheons to protect the immortal realm of China! He keeps his head down while leveling up!
As he searches for the Seven Divine Artifacts of China, he relives one familiar traditional myth after another, making up for the “unresolved regrets” in everyone’s childhood:
Chang’e and Houyi’s unfinished final farewell...
The deep fatherly love Emperor Yan never managed to express to Jingwei...
The last act of love Kuafu had for his people...
Gonggong’s conflicted obsession with victory and defeat...
Watch as the protagonist, Sun Dasheng, fights Japanese gods while revisiting classic myths!
The story is hilariously irreverent, yet rich in detail, with tears mixed in with the laughter!
A book that compromises with the market but insists on telling a good story. Journey to the West, disguised as a system, is exciting and funny. In fact, it uses Da Zuo's perspective to make up for the regrets in the familiar traditional Chinese myths. The core of comedy is still tragedy. It is precisely because of these joys and sorrows that the accumulation of traditional culture can be enriched.
The story is novel and good
It's the first time I've heard such an interesting storyline. It's not bad.
Fairy tale, not bad