(If there is any OOC, please feel free to correct me.)
After being tipped off by rogues, Lu Zhishen left Tokyo to avoid Gao Qiu's persecution. While resting on the road, a burst of white mist suddenly blinded his eyes. When his vision returned, what he saw shocked him beyond measure.
"Straight bitch, this thing is short in stature and has a ferocious face. Could it be that the Sa family encountered an Shura brat?"
Rescue the team that went on an adventure that went wrong, save the village that was robbed by bandits, and get rid of the evil thing that caused the disaster...
On his way back to the Song Dynasty, Lu Zhishen embarked on his unusual journey to another world.
Reader comments
I've finished reading it. The combination of Lu Zhishen and Xihuan is really interesting. The main reason is that we have high numbers and fights are fun. How dare you do evil? Just hit it! Are you dissatisfied? I'll hit you again! The other party fell into a deep sleep... (Bushi)
While I was watching, I always had a sense of déjà vu as a bard, and then I discovered that it was actually a wandering monk [face covering] who was wandering around the alien continent because he was looking for a way back. Every time he went to a new place, he could meet a few friends, experience a story, or take a short break to punish evil and promote good. After everything calmed down, he waved to everyone, drank wine and faced the rising sun and continued walking forward.
I haven't read the complete original Water Margin, so I don't know Lu Zhishen very well, but I felt very comfortable watching it all the way. Personally, I think there should be no OOC (off character). The author Dada wrote this book very well [laughing] There is no more abbreviated dialogue or fighting process of the characters.
The Zen staff opens dangerous roads, and the sword kills all the unjust people.
Very good, Lu Zhishen fits the character very well.
[Laughing evilly] Others in the comment area said it looked like AI. But come on! [Sinister smile]
Well. It's such a good book. I should have at least written more than 300 pictures.
I've finished reading it. The combination of Lu Zhishen and Xihuan is really interesting. The main reason is that we have high numbers and fights are fun. How dare you do evil? Just hit it! Are you dissatisfied? I'll hit you again! The other party fell into a deep sleep... (Bushi) While I was watching, I always had a sense of déjà vu as a bard, and then I discovered that it was actually a wandering monk [face covering] who was wandering around the alien continent because he was looking for a way back. Every time he went to a new place, he could meet a few friends, experience a story, or take a short break to punish evil and promote good. After everything calmed down, he waved to everyone, drank wine and faced the rising sun and continued walking forward. I haven't read the complete original Water Margin, so I don't know Lu Zhishen very well, but I felt very comfortable watching it all the way. Personally, I think there should be no OOC (off character). The author Dada wrote this book very well [laughing] There is no more abbreviated dialogue or fighting process of the characters.
The Zen staff opens dangerous roads, and the sword kills all the unjust people.
Very good, Lu Zhishen fits the character very well.
[Laughing evilly] Others in the comment area said it looked like AI. But come on! [Sinister smile]
Well. It's such a good book. I should have at least written more than 300 pictures.