Journey to the West+Ancient Flow+System+Shuangwen
After being reborn and studying scriptures, he became the messenger of the altar.
He specializes in collecting the leftovers of all Buddhas, and receives all the blank looks.
Until you awaken the "dry rice system", you can increase your cultivation level by eating!
Manjushri Bodhisattva is having a fasting banquet, and the novice boy is waiting to see the joke.
He picked up the leftovers and showed off, his body exploded with golden light, and he broke through Da Luo!
The whole place was dead silent.
"You, are you really the one eating leftovers?!"
Zhu Bajie wiped his mouth and said, "What's wrong with the leftover rice? You can make a great Luo Jinxian from leftover rice."
Now the Queen Mother called urgently: There were too many peaches, so she asked him to "clean" the peach orchard.
He stared at the garden full of flat peaches and grinned.
Peach feast? I, the old pig, must grasp this overwhelming wealth!
Reader comments
It's more like Dean Bian's Journey to the West. I don't think it's mentioned that there is any typhoon in the writing, and then it shows that it is reasonable. It just depends on whether the hidden lines and holes buried in the back can be filled? If you fill it in, I think it is actually a relatively in-depth book. It is equivalent to starting from the six-eared macaque, saying that you have experienced something like the mirror world.
Whether you can kill them or not, will you improve your cultivation if you eat them?
The author has taken a new approach and tells the post-Journey to the West story. So far, it seems to be self-explanatory. It feels pretty good and worth reading [Like][Like]
Very well written and not annoying [like][like][like][like]
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Zhu Bajie has cultivated into Daluo Jinxian, which is really amazing!
It was okay, but it ended too quickly
It's okay, I think it's actually pretty good-looking.
It's more like Dean Bian's Journey to the West. I don't think it's mentioned that there is any typhoon in the writing, and then it shows that it is reasonable. It just depends on whether the hidden lines and holes buried in the back can be filled? If you fill it in, I think it is actually a relatively in-depth book. It is equivalent to starting from the six-eared macaque, saying that you have experienced something like the mirror world.
Whether you can kill them or not, will you improve your cultivation if you eat them?
The author has taken a new approach and tells the post-Journey to the West story. So far, it seems to be self-explanatory. It feels pretty good and worth reading [Like][Like]
Very well written and not annoying [like][like][like][like]
This comment is just for gifting treasure wild boar, like it
Zhu Bajie has cultivated into Daluo Jinxian, which is really amazing!
It was okay, but it ended too quickly
It's okay, I think it's actually pretty good-looking.