[Dihua Liu + Invincible + Journey to the West Inner Alchemy + Appearance and Justice + Everyone's Brain Replenishment]
Traveling through the world of immortality, Gu Changsheng discovered that he was a loser with five spiritual roots. Fortunately, he had a copy of "Journey to the West" in his mind.
He followed the teachings of Patriarch Bodhi and practiced hard behind closed doors. He practiced the inner alchemy path "without any fluctuations in spiritual energy" and practiced the golden body without leakage that "returned to his original nature".
After ten years of hard training, Gu Changsheng thought that he was useless. Apart from being a little bit handsome, he couldn't even perform the fireball technique.
In desperation, he decided to accept the reality and become a wealthy son-in-law who relied on his reputation to make a living.
However, when the legendary girl with eyes as high as her head came to the door to break off the engagement...
She glanced at Gu Changsheng, and her heart suddenly collapsed!
"Hiss—the Taoism all over his body is natural, and his eyes hide the sun and the moon. How can he be a loser? This is clearly a banished immortal who has been trained in the world of mortals!"
"This marriage can't be undone even if I die! Become a bride immediately! Anyone who stops me will be killed!"
Gu Changsheng:? ? ?
Later, Gu Changsheng discovered that the phrase "Dao Ke Dao" he casually recited was a thunderous empowerment in other people's ears; the "Monkey King" he casually wrote could suppress gods and demons throughout the ages.
Gu Changsheng: Stop kneeling, I'm really just an ordinary handsome guy!
All living beings in the world of cultivation: Emperor, you are too humble!
Reader comments
This is a novel that can barely be used as an over-the-top novel during a book shortage. It is a little ordinary, but the content of the story is still remarkable. It also has the same problems to some extent. After all, I have been stupid all the time, and I have become really stupid before I know it.
This is a novel that can barely be used as an over-the-top novel during a book shortage. It is a little ordinary, but the content of the story is still remarkable. It also has the same problems to some extent. After all, I have been stupid all the time, and I have become really stupid before I know it.