At the beginning of the journey through the West, I sought immortality and decided to go ashore to become an immortal.
After seeking immortality for five years with no results, you awaken the guardian system. As long as you protect Monk Tang as he travels westward to speed up the progress of obtaining scriptures, you can get rewards!
Reward the innate Wutu essence an hour in advance!
Rewards with high-quality Heavenly Immortal Techniques three days in advance!
6,000-Year-old golden-core flat peach will be rewarded ten days in advance!
Reward 9,000-year-old purple-core flat peach three months in advance!
Reward the treasure money nine months in advance!
Reward the twelfth-grade Pure World White Lotus three years in advance!
Reward the God-killing Spear ten years in advance!
Until one day Tang Monk came to Lingshan to obtain the scriptures.
Returning to Chang'an, I found that the years had reversed a decade, and Li Yuan had not yet given birth to Li Shimin!
Reader comments
This book is not bad, but if you ask me whether I would recommend it, I would not recommend it here. The reason is because I looked around and found that this book was not about the story but about the setting. Whether I was listening or watching, I felt it was uninteresting. The whole book was filled with a lot of narration introductions, and these introductions were all about the setting, but the story was only told in a few strokes. Thinking about it carefully, I don't know what I read. It should be said that I didn't remember anything, but this does not prevent me from thinking that this book is good [laughing]
Now that I think about it, I know the ending of the book, and this book ultimately relies on a completed story to exist, so I think this book is about setting, which is so normal [laughing]
I'll give you a five-star review. Can you learn the Thirty-Six Divine Powers of Tiangang? For example, you can soar into the clouds, ride on the mist, spread golden light across the earth, sow beans into soldiers, and summon wind and rain with seven nail-headed arrows. These magical powers can also be used to control the sky and the earth, brother.
The plot is coherent, the setting is rigorous, and each character is well described. Other Journey to the West novels feel like fantasy novels. This novel made me feel like a real mythical novel. I felt like I was fairy when I read it. I originally wanted to give it a good review after reading it, but I couldn't help but express my thoughts halfway through. It is a very good article and an absolute masterpiece.
Don't be misled by those three stars, this book is very good
Not bad. It's well written. There's nothing earth-shattering about it.
This book is a bit interesting. It is not completely divorced from the ancient times, but it is somewhat consistent with the original work. The settings of the original work have not been changed much.
This book is very good. It is written in depth and concisely. It is a very good book. My understanding of Journey to the West is not ordinary.
It's a very good book, why is the rating so low?
It's pretty good. I didn't see any obvious bad points throughout the article.
The plot is okay and not too exaggerated like others.
It's nice to read, the subject matter is novel, and the writing is okay
This book is truly objective, multi-dimensionally descriptive, clear in structure, and rich in content. It is worth recommending.
Read good novels
It looks good, I love watching it.
I really like this kind of novels
Well written and edible.
It's very touching, keep it up
It's so beautiful. Come on!
Holy book, don't be fooled by 3 stars
Pretty good, okay
Very tastefully written
The plot is vivid and interesting. The author not only understands Journey to the West, but also Buddhism and Taoism.
Do you still have the desire to become an immortal in the end? What kind of immortality do you have no desire to cultivate?
The author has his own ideas...[Eating melon]
It's great to be able to make Tang Monk vomit, haha
Overall, it's okay, but it's too early to kill three corpses in the middle stage of Daluo Jinxian. Isn't there a quasi-sage in the setting here?
It's pretty good, but there aren't many people there. Maybe it's because this book is different from most ancient novels. There's no quasi-sage realm or Hongjun.
This book is not bad, but if you ask me whether I would recommend it, I would not recommend it here. The reason is because I looked around and found that this book was not about the story but about the setting. Whether I was listening or watching, I felt it was uninteresting. The whole book was filled with a lot of narration introductions, and these introductions were all about the setting, but the story was only told in a few strokes. Thinking about it carefully, I don't know what I read. It should be said that I didn't remember anything, but this does not prevent me from thinking that this book is good [laughing] Now that I think about it, I know the ending of the book, and this book ultimately relies on a completed story to exist, so I think this book is about setting, which is so normal [laughing]
I'll give you a five-star review. Can you learn the Thirty-Six Divine Powers of Tiangang? For example, you can soar into the clouds, ride on the mist, spread golden light across the earth, sow beans into soldiers, and summon wind and rain with seven nail-headed arrows. These magical powers can also be used to control the sky and the earth, brother.
The plot is coherent, the setting is rigorous, and each character is well described. Other Journey to the West novels feel like fantasy novels. This novel made me feel like a real mythical novel. I felt like I was fairy when I read it. I originally wanted to give it a good review after reading it, but I couldn't help but express my thoughts halfway through. It is a very good article and an absolute masterpiece.
Don't be misled by those three stars, this book is very good
Not bad. It's well written. There's nothing earth-shattering about it.
This book is a bit interesting. It is not completely divorced from the ancient times, but it is somewhat consistent with the original work. The settings of the original work have not been changed much.
This book is very good. It is written in depth and concisely. It is a very good book. My understanding of Journey to the West is not ordinary.
It's a very good book, why is the rating so low?
It's pretty good. I didn't see any obvious bad points throughout the article.
The plot is okay and not too exaggerated like others.
It's nice to read, the subject matter is novel, and the writing is okay
This book is truly objective, multi-dimensionally descriptive, clear in structure, and rich in content. It is worth recommending.
Read good novels
It looks good, I love watching it.
I really like this kind of novels
Well written and edible.
It's very touching, keep it up
It's so beautiful. Come on!
Holy book, don't be fooled by 3 stars
Pretty good, okay
Very tastefully written The plot is vivid and interesting. The author not only understands Journey to the West, but also Buddhism and Taoism.
Personally I think it's good
Good book, good book. Interesting writing
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Good-looking, super good-looking
Do you still have the desire to become an immortal in the end? What kind of immortality do you have no desire to cultivate?
The author has his own ideas...[Eating melon]
It's great to be able to make Tang Monk vomit, haha
Overall, it's okay, but it's too early to kill three corpses in the middle stage of Daluo Jinxian. Isn't there a quasi-sage in the setting here?
It's pretty good, but there aren't many people there. Maybe it's because this book is different from most ancient novels. There's no quasi-sage realm or Hongjun.