Others traveled to the West to learn immortal magic and hug their thighs. As soon as Tang Lei became a disciple, he met Bodhi, the wandering ancestor, and was forced to sweep the land in Xie Yue Sanxing Cave for a hundred years.
Who would have thought that sweeping the floor could be upgraded! A hundred years later, he reached the full level of Quasi-Saint, but the system refused to let him go down, which almost drove him crazy.
Just when he was complaining that he had traveled to the wrong world, the rough-faced Sun Wukong with a loud mouth came to seek immortality. The system directly prompted the mission: accept Sun Wukong as his disciple!
What's even more outrageous is that the investment will be returned a hundred times, giving Wukong a pill to return his Chaos Sutra; giving Wukong a peach to return his innate roots!
Tang Lei transformed into a doting maniac, and taught Monkey step by step how to grab the golden cudgel, draw the book of life and death, rebel against Heaven and eat flat peaches, and turned the havoc in Heaven into a sheep-gathering scene.
Wukong was crushed by the Five Elements Mountain? Tang Lei swept the floor calmly: "Don't worry, master will come to pick you up in five hundred years, and together we will bring chaos to Lingshan and Heaven!"
Reader comments
It feels like Journey to the West (game). There are many truths, but I can't do it. Humans and gods are different. There are not many fists in the world. It all depends on where to sit and what to do. It's difficult to figure out. Ordinary people can only ask for a superior to act according to the rules, or lie down. There is no other way to lie down. Life is short, remember the beauty 12, and forget the troubles 89.
The writing is very good, and I have caught up to the latest chapter 147~ But I always feel that the author has a bit of a misunderstanding about the peak of the quasi-sage. Why can a little monster who sucks the life of a Rakshasa girl make the peak of the quasi-sage turn pale?
The writing is excellent, the writing is concise and the story is eloquently told, creating a different journey to the west story. The author calls on you to come on, don't let it suck.
"I'll go too" always appears. Is this the usage or is it something wrong?
It's pretty good, the storyline is interesting.
It's really beautiful, very interesting, and very funny.
Author, please update soon, I believe you
Not bad, quite interesting
Good, good, good, good
The writing is okay. The story is interesting
Very well written, very good, good, good
Good luck! Very healthy! [Sending Hearts] It's very heartwarming, I love this book. I like it♡
It feels like Journey to the West (game). There are many truths, but I can't do it. Humans and gods are different. There are not many fists in the world. It all depends on where to sit and what to do. It's difficult to figure out. Ordinary people can only ask for a superior to act according to the rules, or lie down. There is no other way to lie down. Life is short, remember the beauty 12, and forget the troubles 89.
The writing is very good, and I have caught up to the latest chapter 147~ But I always feel that the author has a bit of a misunderstanding about the peak of the quasi-sage. Why can a little monster who sucks the life of a Rakshasa girl make the peak of the quasi-sage turn pale?
The writing is excellent, the writing is concise and the story is eloquently told, creating a different journey to the west story. The author calls on you to come on, don't let it suck.
"I'll go too" always appears. Is this the usage or is it something wrong?
It's pretty good, the storyline is interesting.
It's really beautiful, very interesting, and very funny.
Author, please update soon, I believe you
Not bad, quite interesting
Good, good, good, good
The writing is okay. The story is interesting
Very well written, very good, good, good
Good luck! Very healthy! [Sending Hearts] It's very heartwarming, I love this book. I like it♡
Great, author, keep up the good work