Journey to the West: Don't Call Me Old Dragon King! ! !

Ji Chen, a social animal, acted bravely when he was fishing. He thought he would have a happy death, but when he opened his eyes, he transformed into a big snake with yellow and black stripes. Before he had time to accept the reality, he bumped into a man with a ragged attire and looked like a gang of beggars. He immediately suspected that the welfare benefits in hell were worrisome. After some inquiring, I found out that I had mistakenly entered the Black Wind Mountain dungeon in the early stage of Journey to the West. There is no Monk Tang's cassock here, not even the Monkey Brother. There is only King Qingya from the mountain next door who is keen on catching his own kind for food. Going out to patrol the mountains is comparable to a high-risk field service. In order to survive, Ji Chen was forced to practice "Gou" Taoism, fight kobolds, and fight King Qingya. On the way, he accidentally saved the Earth God, and then started his internship life as a god. It turns out that being a god is more tiring than being a monster! In order to become a full-time employee, he took out a loan to work; in order to gain incense, he treated ordinary people; and in order to achieve good results, he helped monsters lead the way. Until he was promoted to an official position, he still earnestly warned the second-in-command Black Bear Spirit on Black Wind Mountain: "Xiong Da, stop reading all the time. Reading is not good for you." "And don't like red shiny things, they will only harm you." "If you encounter bald monks in the future, stay away from them, otherwise you will be caught guarding the door and I won't be able to save you."