In the High Martial World, I Study Under the Gods of Journey to the West
人在高武，师从西游诸神
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- Completed
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- 346k Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- Urban High Martial Arts
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- 11mo ago
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- I Became the Disciple of the Gods of Journey to the West: Even High-Martial Evil Gods Must Kneel拜师西游诸神，高武邪神也要跪Alternate title on Fanqie
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The subject matter is novel, but the plot is just a rehash of the old classic. Wherever they go, they never forget to write that the main character is handsome first 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 Just then, a speeding shared bicycle suddenly cut in front of the three blond-haired men; their faces were clean and handsome.
It's a pretty good invincible protagonist story. So far, there aren't any major flaws. The power-ups are huge, and the resources needed to activate them are generously provided. Strength increases rapidly, and since the power-ups currently involve the Heavenly Court gods, the extremely fast power increases don't seem problematic.
Could the protagonist be a Great Celestial Venerable descended to earth to undergo tribulation, so he can better deal with the great calamity to come? Otherwise, it doesn't make sense. What use would a mortal be if even the Great Celestial Venerable finds something difficult?
The protagonist of this epic tale most likely acquired a Daoist cultivation technique, or merit, through negotiations among the powerful figures of the Three Realms. He gained merit by slaying evil spirits in other worlds, and upon ascending to heaven, these powerful figures formed a group to guide and provide resources, creating a mutually beneficial relationship.
The theme is novel and good, a good piece. But isn't Erlang Shen appearing a bit too early? After all, he's the God of War of Heaven, the Jade Emperor's nephew, and he fought Sun Wukong to a draw. Speaking of which, why wasn't he given the Eight-Nine Arcane Arts?
Author, please keep checking and updating carefully. I hope this novel becomes a masterpiece. The author kept dragging his feet as he wrote.
The subject matter is quite good, so why the low score? I know exactly what I'm doing; it's honestly slower than a tortoise. The updates are just too slow.
It's pretty satisfying, a typical "cool" novel. The background is incredibly powerful, with the entire Heavenly Court as its backdrop. The character's cultivation level increases rapidly, and they have a ton of hidden cards. Although the villains are a bit brainless, thinking about it carefully, the protagonist's cheat ability is gaining power by slaying evil spirits.
It looks alright, but the pacing feels a bit fast. However, considering the entire Great Calamity era, the pacing feels just right. It's definitely a different kind of prehistoric setting, the first time I've seen it.
This book is good; the author has a lot of knowledge. I prefer books with multiple female characters, and even though I'm currently single, I still enjoy reading this one. Just guessing, will the protagonist eventually call the Great Celestial Venerable "Dad"? Is the protagonist the next Great Celestial Venerable, while the current one has achieved Hunyuan status?