Lin Du dies suddenly from overwork. When she opens her eyes, she's in the middle of a wedding ceremony with a fluffy monkey.
The monkey calls her his wife. The monkey says he's going to learn how to live forever. The monkey also says that being together with his wife is what makes a husband happy.
Lin Du: ...All right, then.
When she arrives at Fangcun Mountain, she finds that all the senior brothers and sisters practice however they please. The eldest brother ruins five out of every ten batches of pills he makes. The second sister is so strong that she breaks dozens of swords a day. The other disciples rely on insight to learn whatever they want, and if they can't figure it out, they just stare blankly.
Lin Du can't bear to watch, so she quietly puts her skills from her past life to use.
The Fangcun Mountain Cultivation Resource Integration Plan, The Underlying Logic of Transformation Arts, On the Aerodynamics of the Somersault Cloud...
Before long, Fangcun Mountain has a class schedule, required and elective courses, and full social benefits.
Later, Heaven and Spirit Mountain discover that the disciples of Fangcun Mountain have started cultivating in a completely different way.
And the monkey called Sun Wukong has only one thing on his mind each day: “Wife, what class are we taking together today?”
At the beginning of the game, Brother Monkey reached the pinnacle of his life. The twins, oh my god. . . There is something interesting about this book. Patriarch Bodhi ends up personally. The key point is that there does not seem to be a single bad guy in the whole drama. This kind of writing is so refreshing to watch. It is the first time I have seen a book with this theme and I fell in love with it. . . The Queen Mother who loves to join in the fun, the Senior Brother who protects his shortcomings, the Second Senior Sister who is ruthless and taciturn, the generous King of Hell, and the Monkey Brother who dotes on his wife, it feels like they are all alive. . Worth recommending. .
At the beginning of the game, Brother Monkey reached the pinnacle of his life. The twins, oh my god. . . There is something interesting about this book. Patriarch Bodhi ends up personally. The key point is that there does not seem to be a single bad guy in the whole drama. This kind of writing is so refreshing to watch. It is the first time I have seen a book with this theme and I fell in love with it. . . The Queen Mother who loves to join in the fun, the Senior Brother who protects his shortcomings, the Second Senior Sister who is ruthless and taciturn, the generous King of Hell, and the Monkey Brother who dotes on his wife, it feels like they are all alive. . Worth recommending. .