Zhu Yun, a "veteran" who has repeated the college entrance examination for eight years, was ridiculed by his classmates, looked down upon by his relatives, and was used as a negative example by his teachers. On the day when the results of the eighth college entrance examination came out, he was squatting in front of the Internet cafe and eating steamed buns when he was struck by lightning.
After waking up, he found that he could have a dream-in the dream, he became Zhu Bajie, carrying a nine-tooth nail rake and following Tang Monk to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. What's even more outrageous is that the power in dreams can be brought back to reality, the spells in dreams can be used during exams, and the monsters in dreams... Seem to have followed them into reality.
Do you think the college entrance examination is like a thousand troops crossing a single-plank bridge? Zhu Bajie tells you that you have to fight monsters before crossing the bridge.
Failure eight times is not the end, but the beginning of the 81st difficulty.
Zhu Yun: "I just want to get into college, but why is it more difficult than studying for lessons?"
Zhu Bajie: "You only took the exam eight times. I voted for pig fetuses eight times and didn't say anything."
Reader comments
The subject matter is relatively new, and it is rarely written from Bajie's perspective. From Bajie's perspective, he is the protagonist of Journey to the West.
The subject matter is relatively new, and it is rarely written from Bajie's perspective. From Bajie's perspective, he is the protagonist of Journey to the West.