[If you unfortunately traveled through time and turned into a stone, how would you survive in the wilderness?
Li Changsheng's answer is simple: endure.
As long as I don't move, no one can notice that I am practicing.
As long as I'm tough enough, no one can kill me.
Dragon and Phoenix Catastrophe? I was sleeping, and I smoked [Fire Fire (Blue)] by the way.
Lich war? I was sleeping, and by the way, Gonggong who hit the mountain was bounced away.
The Great Tribulation of the Gods? I was still sleeping, and I blocked the sword of Master Tongtian.
Until the era of Journey to the West, gods and Buddhas all over the sky discovered that there was a "Stubborn Ancestor" in the lower world.
Taishang Laojun: "That stone... Seems to be older than me?"
Jade Emperor: "It seems that the foundation of my Lingxiao Palace is part of his body?"
Tathagata Buddha: "Amitabha, the golden cudgel of this monkey is actually the mud rubbed from the stone?"
Li Changsheng stretched out and looked at the gods and Buddhas in the sky:
"I just took a nap, why is Pangu missing? Is Hongjun together?"
"Oh, how lonely it is to be invincible, go on to sleep."
This is a story that relies on "hardness" and "gou" to survive all the big guys.
Reader comments
What did I see? . .
What are you writing about?
AI stuff, big contradiction
This was written by AⅠ, it's very messy
So far so good. The only suggestion I can give you as to whether the protagonist should retain his humanity and identity is, why can't he get a clone? The deity is still the original body and does not count as a transformation.
Let me explain here that it is actually slightly poisonous. The timing and characters are a bit out of whack and it feels like there's a lot missing in the middle. Without following the normal timeline of the prehistoric novel, a certain character appears or the behavior of a certain character is a bit contrary to the previously seen prehistoric novel.
What did I see? . .
What are you writing about?
AI stuff, big contradiction
This was written by AⅠ, it's very messy
So far so good. The only suggestion I can give you as to whether the protagonist should retain his humanity and identity is, why can't he get a clone? The deity is still the original body and does not count as a transformation. Let me explain here that it is actually slightly poisonous. The timing and characters are a bit out of whack and it feels like there's a lot missing in the middle. Without following the normal timeline of the prehistoric novel, a certain character appears or the behavior of a certain character is a bit contrary to the previously seen prehistoric novel.