The protagonist lights up his lantern and travels through the wilderness, but after awakening to the funeral system, he abandons it and hugs Hongjun's thigh instead. He chatted with the immortals, deceived everyone, and recognized the Taoist ancestor as his adoptive father based on his impeccable tongue, and collected spiritual treasures and merits along the way. He started a funeral business, deceived the Kong Xuan brothers for his own use, toyed with the Zixiao Palace, played with Haotian, deceived the Wu Clan, and wooed the Dragon Clan. Burning lamps accumulated negative virtues through funerals, gained favor by flattering, took charge of the deputy list of deities, established a cabinet, stirred up the lich turmoil, and manipulated the great powers of the ancient world. From being a guest in the world of mortals, he counterattacks and becomes the righteous son of a Taoist ancestor. He relies on his words and tactics to embark on the road to sainthood. The whole process is hilarious and exciting.
Reader comments
I have seen countless films about The Ancient of Days. This angle is unprecedented and the most relaxed and humorous. It is worth recommending.
It's quite nice.
Very good, very good
Turn on the halo of wisdom to bring everyone's IQ to the same level, and then use your rich experience to defeat others.
I have seen countless films about The Ancient of Days. This angle is unprecedented and the most relaxed and humorous. It is worth recommending.
It's quite nice.
Very good, very good
Turn on the halo of wisdom to bring everyone's IQ to the same level, and then use your rich experience to defeat others.
Not bad, funny
Waste of time and traffic