(Let me get this out of the way first: with a golden finger, things can't just follow the original plot. Otherwise, you might as well read the original.)
(Don't get hung up on questions like how the protagonist can forge innate treasures. He's got a golden finger, so that's perfectly normal!)
There are plenty of stories where the protagonist gets an innate treasure from the start or resurrects a deceased powerhouse from the start... They're full of implausible stuff, and people still write them into books, don't they?
[First of all, you're reading a novel. Don't use the original story as a yardstick~]
Li Lin was a loser who hadn't set foot in a movie theater in eight lifetimes.
When his friend lost his job and needed cheering up, he went to see a movie with him!
And just like that, he transmigrated!!!
To make matters worse, Li Fan discovered that he had become a weak wild boar!
He was terrified. Well, a wild boar was still a king of the mountain, at least.
But then he suddenly realized this wasn't an ordinary world at all. Birds were chasing tigers around, and he was completely dumbfounded! Was this really the food chain of the animal kingdom he knew?
It wasn't until one day that Li Lin heard a bald man talking about some kind of pilgrimage that he finally realized where he'd ended up.
He had to lie low! Keep his head down and lie low!
Avoid the Investiture of the Gods! Avoid Journey to the West! Avoid the Calamities!
And do his best to survive in this world teeming with gods and Buddhas from the myriad heavens, as well as demons and monsters.
I'm no good at writing summaries, so please read the story itself.
Overall, it is quite satisfactory. It feels like it is slowly downplaying the Golden Finger and only treating it as an auxiliary. It is not like the kind of book that reaches "maximum level" at every turn. It has a slow and fast pace, but it is still readable. I've read a lot of comments, and I feel they're the kind of people who are jumping around or making assumptions. At least until now, I haven't seen a so-called "female protagonist" come out. Come on! Write your own story, don't worry about other people's opinions. Many people are people who enjoy themselves. If you are not satisfied even a little bit, they will force you to do it. The more you do, the more people will watch, and you will have a great scholar to debate the scriptures for you 🤭
Let's give it a four-star rating, so I won't give it a bad rating. The previous ones are all good. I was immediately persuaded to quit when I saw that the protagonist, a mere earthly immortal, can refine a middle-grade innate spirit treasure. A middle-grade innate spirit treasure can be refined so easily. What kind of spiritual treasures can those powerful people grab? I can just refine it at home.
It's very beautiful, the key logic is clear, and the description is very good.
Every chapter of this book is hard to put down. It is truly a masterpiece.
I originally thought it was Journey to the West, but it turned out to be Conferring God. It was said that I had become a demon saint, and Conferring God participated in the whole process.
Although it's a bit awkward to read in some places, it's generally good.
I can only say that there is nothing objectionable to watch.
The writing is good and well written.
Well written, worth recommending
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