A modern bookworm travels through the world of Conferred Gods and is reincarnated as Nezha, the spiritual bead of Chentangguan. He has two great opportunities: the jade ultimatum of good fortune and the fragments of the Chaos Bead. He knows the complete story of Conferred Gods and is unwilling to follow the old path of removing bones to return to his father and reshaping his body with lotus flowers. Stationed at the Nuwa Temple all year round, he knelt down and prayed for help, and refused face to face the Master Taiyi who came to accept his disciples, refusing to step into the trap of teaching. After five years of insisting on helping the suffering people, her pure Taoist heart led the old mother of Lishan to take her own initiative and officially worshiped in the Lishan Immortal Mansion. She stayed away from the calculations of the saints and relied on the fragments of the innate treasure to practice hard and escape the fate arranged by heaven.
Reader comments
I only read the reviews of the book title and introduction.
How can the Kneeling Nuwa Temple still help other civilians all year round? ? ? I thought I was living in Nuwa Temple and refused to be accepted as a disciple because of Nuwa's reputation. But you dare to go out?
You also know that being accepted as a disciple is to protect one's life from disaster, and that is something you can refuse if you want to? Are you going to follow the saint's plan if you don't want to? It's nonsense to write about cheating and becoming a saint.
I have seen another version of this plot. The protagonist's beginning is exactly the same. Did the protagonist become a mason in the later stage? [Cover face]
I only read the reviews of the book title and introduction. How can the Kneeling Nuwa Temple still help other civilians all year round? ? ? I thought I was living in Nuwa Temple and refused to be accepted as a disciple because of Nuwa's reputation. But you dare to go out? You also know that being accepted as a disciple is to protect one's life from disaster, and that is something you can refuse if you want to? Are you going to follow the saint's plan if you don't want to? It's nonsense to write about cheating and becoming a saint.
I have seen another version of this plot. The protagonist's beginning is exactly the same. Did the protagonist become a mason in the later stage? [Cover face]