When a modern soul who is well versed in the plot of "Journey to the West" accidentally travels and becomes Marshal Tianpeng who was demoted to earth and mistakenly reborn as a pig, how should he play this "bad card" well?
With the remaining immortal energy and memories of Marshal Tianpeng, and a pig-shaped body with a fat head and big ears, he was destined to tear apart the established script of Journey to the West from the beginning of his struggle for survival in the barren mountains.
He is no longer the "Second Senior Brother" who is lazy and calls for breakup when trouble comes. Stupid development is his creed, and step by step is his strategy - secretly rebuilding the "Nine Transformations of Yuan Gong" and quietly accumulating strength, not only to avoid the eyes of heaven, but also to avoid the calculations of Xitian.
In the gentle hometown of Gao Laozhuang, how could he be satisfied with just Gao Cuilan? The three daughters each have their own charms. He must rely on his wisdom and strength to firmly hold this worldly blessing in his hands; how can he be willing to just be a distant observer in the cold moon of Guanghan Palace? The truth about "molesting Chang'e" back then was shrouded in mystery. He wanted to uncover the conspiracy with his own hands, protect the moon fairy under his wings, and make up for the regrets in his past life.
From squatting in the mountains to accumulate power, to outsmarting the scripture-seeking team to rewrite destiny; from disrupting the underworld and rewriting the book of life and death, to overpowering the hundreds of thousands of heavenly soldiers in heaven; from working in the gaps between Buddhism and Taoism, to finally wielding a rake to reach the Lingxiao Palace - he wants to show the three worlds that this "pig" was once the marshal in charge of the Tianhe Navy, and now he is a warrior who has overturned the world!
He is not a savior, but he wants to break the so-called "reincarnation of heaven." He is not a pure good, but he wants to protect the people he cares about and live in the world. Conspiracies are intertwined, immortals, Buddhas and demons are dancing wildly. Every step is hidden with calculations. Every battle
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This novel takes Gao Laozhuang as the stage and weaves an adventure legend that combines the passion of a fairy and the warmth of the human world. The protagonist Tianpeng (Zhu Ba) has a three-dimensional and vivid image. From the depression of being demoted as a marshal to the determination to protect his homeland, his transformation is naturally revealed in the fierce battles and protections. Gao Yulan's innocence, Gao Xianglan's mystery, Qin Lie's loyalty and bravery, all the characters have their own arcs, and the emotions are delicately intertwined and touching. The setting of the exercises and the mystery of the formations are quite ingenious. The fierceness of the "Nine Transformations of Yuan Gong" and the weirdness of Buddhism and Taoism form a tension. The repair process of the Xi soil formation connects the main line, and the suspense is layer by layer. The battle scenes depict fists and flesh, from the shock of the mass graves to the deadly battle at Wangri Cliff, with both a sense of power and a sense of imagery. The sweetness of the peach blossom nectar and the bitterness of the healing medicine inject the breath of life into the swords and swords, giving the world of Xianxia both a grand narrative and the warmth of fireworks. It is a fascinating read that makes you want to stop.
This novel takes Gao Laozhuang as the stage and weaves an adventure legend that combines the passion of a fairy and the warmth of the human world. The protagonist Tianpeng (Zhu Ba) has a three-dimensional and vivid image. From the depression of being demoted as a marshal to the determination to protect his homeland, his transformation is naturally revealed in the fierce battles and protections. Gao Yulan's innocence, Gao Xianglan's mystery, Qin Lie's loyalty and bravery, all the characters have their own arcs, and the emotions are delicately intertwined and touching. The setting of the exercises and the mystery of the formations are quite ingenious. The fierceness of the "Nine Transformations of Yuan Gong" and the weirdness of Buddhism and Taoism form a tension. The repair process of the Xi soil formation connects the main line, and the suspense is layer by layer. The battle scenes depict fists and flesh, from the shock of the mass graves to the deadly battle at Wangri Cliff, with both a sense of power and a sense of imagery. The sweetness of the peach blossom nectar and the bitterness of the healing medicine inject the breath of life into the swords and swords, giving the world of Xianxia both a grand narrative and the warmth of fireworks. It is a fascinating read that makes you want to stop.