[Non-original plot] + [No heroine] + [System] + [Farming upgrade flow]
Huang Han (Huang Han) woke up and became the most unjust yellow lion spirit in Journey to the West.
Originally he was a law-abiding man who didn't eat people or do evil things, but due to calamity calculations, he stole the magic weapon and ended up tragically dying and sharing the food.
This time, Huang Han refused to accept his fate.
Demons have human bodies and souls, but their red hearts do not change. He established the Ming Republic. The first clear law is: demons do not eat people, do not rob people, do not harm intelligent people, and offenders will be killed.
By coincidence, the "Harmonious Datong System" was successfully bound. As long as the territory is stable and humans and monsters coexist, the harmony value can be calculated every day and exchanged for skills, magical powers, formations, and spiritual objects; but if evil happens in the territory and the harmony value plummets, thunder will hit him first.
As a result, the world of Journey to the West has a monster king who is least like a monster.
Black Tiger Ridge eats people? Cut it off and write it down as a typical case.
Are the people at the foot of the mountain afraid of monsters? Distribute grain, register, and open trade routes.
Do the gods and Buddhas in the sky regard monsters as nothing more than grass? Then first cover the secrets of heaven, strengthen the foundation, and expand the mountains and rivers. When the calamity begins, let them see what it means to have the clear law arrive and all the demons return to their hearts.
Many years later, Guanyin went down to earth to look for Buddhist scriptures, only to find that Tang Monk had no longer chanted scriptures in the temple and had become a romantic shopkeeper in the Evernight City of Chang'an.
The great calamity of Journey to the West has completely gone astray since then.
Reader comments
Mark, novelty is novel, but some plots are a bit underpriced
The plots are all original and worth looking forward to [Like]
Mark, novelty is novel, but some plots are a bit underpriced
The plots are all original and worth looking forward to [Like]