[No conspiracy theory] [No realm division] [The strength of combat power depends on the level of mana and magical power]
In later generations, Sun Wukong woke up and traveled to the West, where he time-traveled into the body of his childhood idol with the same name.
By activating the sutra-retrieval system, he is determined to make the idol's name louder in the three realms.
At the beginning, there is a big commotion in the Heavenly Palace, and the gods can do nothing; they embark on the path of learning scriptures, driving high and low, and defeating demons easily.
The monster descended to earth, no matter whose mount it is, anyone who eats it will be killed.
Guanyin: Wukong, please spare his life.
Sun Wukong: This monster has done many evil deeds and eaten countless people. It has no chance to meet in the Lingshan Mountain. It is better for me, Sun, to save it. Watch and beat the monster!
Guanyin: Sun Wukong! If you are so stubborn, aren't you afraid that Tathagata Buddha will suppress you again?
Sun Wukong: The stick has defeated Wushuang throughout the three realms, so why not fight Tathagata again?
Reader comments
Now that I see the golden cudgel here, I feel that your behavior is more monster than the original Sun Wukong? It turns out that at this time, he was just getting into trouble because he had gained strength. Otherwise, based on the character he had developed on his journey to seek immortality, if Monkey continued to practice hard, his strength would be much higher than before, and he would not have committed many evil deeds.
So I don't understand why this time traveler is so arrogant. It doesn't matter if you are arrogant. This is normal. But if you know what caused the original monkey to make a mistake, you still grab things as a matter of course and threaten him. Isn't it a bit too innocent?
If you pretend to be okay, after all, this system needs to be copied and learned. If you rob something, I don't think you have to compensate the Dragon King. But you have shown your true feelings and just finished it. The original monkey did some bad things, and he will be embarrassed, but the protagonist really said I don't eat beef. So is this any different from the monster you want to kill in the introduction? Apart from never eating anyone? You must know that those who are born as spirits in Journey to the West are not monsters. Don't worry, the evildoers are monsters. No matter you are a human or a beast, as long as you do evil, you will change. The originally powerful gods will also turn into ferocious ghosts. Therefore, you need to lock the heart ape and bolt the horse on the path of spiritual practice.
But maybe the author plans to write about the male protagonist's progress in spiritual cultivation later? That's why you wrote "Don't Worry About Doing Evil" now? After all, given the age and experience of the protagonist, it is really not enough to get this kind of system. I have no objection to the heroine. After all, spiritual practice is not a true ascetic monk. I just hope that the author will not mistakenly think that the Monkey King is Sun Walker. Therefore, I hope that the protagonist can really succeed in cultivation and become Sun Monk who understands the vastness of the universe and still pities the deep grass and trees, instead of just the Monkey King causing trouble in the Heavenly Palace.
After watching it for a long time, I still don't know what the realm of cultivation is [laughs][laughs][laughs]
Now that I see the golden cudgel here, I feel that your behavior is more monster than the original Sun Wukong? It turns out that at this time, he was just getting into trouble because he had gained strength. Otherwise, based on the character he had developed on his journey to seek immortality, if Monkey continued to practice hard, his strength would be much higher than before, and he would not have committed many evil deeds. So I don't understand why this time traveler is so arrogant. It doesn't matter if you are arrogant. This is normal. But if you know what caused the original monkey to make a mistake, you still grab things as a matter of course and threaten him. Isn't it a bit too innocent? If you pretend to be okay, after all, this system needs to be copied and learned. If you rob something, I don't think you have to compensate the Dragon King. But you have shown your true feelings and just finished it. The original monkey did some bad things, and he will be embarrassed, but the protagonist really said I don't eat beef. So is this any different from the monster you want to kill in the introduction? Apart from never eating anyone? You must know that those who are born as spirits in Journey to the West are not monsters. Don't worry, the evildoers are monsters. No matter you are a human or a beast, as long as you do evil, you will change. The originally powerful gods will also turn into ferocious ghosts. Therefore, you need to lock the heart ape and bolt the horse on the path of spiritual practice. But maybe the author plans to write about the male protagonist's progress in spiritual cultivation later? That's why you wrote "Don't Worry About Doing Evil" now? After all, given the age and experience of the protagonist, it is really not enough to get this kind of system. I have no objection to the heroine. After all, spiritual practice is not a true ascetic monk. I just hope that the author will not mistakenly think that the Monkey King is Sun Walker. Therefore, I hope that the protagonist can really succeed in cultivation and become Sun Monk who understands the vastness of the universe and still pities the deep grass and trees, instead of just the Monkey King causing trouble in the Heavenly Palace.
After watching it for a long time, I still don't know what the realm of cultivation is [laughs][laughs][laughs]