The Nine-Star Sun-Locking Formation, the protective barrier outside the solar system, is about to be breached. A storm of spiritual energy from beyond surges into the solar system, triggering spiritual qi revival.
On Blue Star, many plants and animals absorb spiritual energy, awaken their demonic bloodlines, and grow immensely powerful.
These demon races attack humanity and even plan to use humans as blood sacrifices, attacking from within and without to shatter the Nine-Star Sun-Locking Formation.
Blue Star is shrouded in gloom. Apart from China, which struggles to hold on, all the other countries have been sacrificed.
Just as China is about to fall and the Nine-Star Sun-Locking Formation is on the verge of collapse, Blue Star's consciousness suddenly awakens. It gathers the will of the people to connect with the world of Journey to the West, allowing Chinese people to enter that world as soldiers, and soldiers only.
From then on, every Chinese person who turns eighteen can enter the world of Journey to the West and become a low-ranking soldier in one of its many factions.
Some are lucky enough to become powerful troops, such as demon soldiers, ghost soldiers, Daoist soldiers, Buddhist soldiers, shrimp soldiers, or demon soldiers.
Others are unlucky and become ordinary human soldiers, or even rebel soldiers or bandits.
No one loses heart. Even if they start at the bottom, they find ways to grow stronger and then return to Blue Star to slay its demon races.
Some even become immortals and repair the Nine-Star Sun-Locking Formation, finally bringing peace to Blue Star.
But defending forever isn't what the people of China want. From that day on, humanity begins building its strength, waiting until it can break out of the solar system and wipe out every demon and monster beyond it.
The turning point comes soon after, beginning when a young man named Ji Yunhao enters the world of Journey to the West, becomes a bandit, and successfully launches a rebellion.
Napoleon once said, "A soldier who doesn't want to be a general is not a good soldier."
Agree, It looks pretty good.
So far, I don't see what use the family members are; they just consume the protagonist's resources without contributing anything.
It's pretty good, just the pace is a bit too fast 🤦🤦🤦
It's a shame there's no rating, at least I finished watching it, and it's much better than the average six or seven-point watch.
A good book, recommended by fellow readers.
Doesn't Blue Star provide cultivation techniques? Do we have to go inside to obtain them?