Journey to the West: Outsiders

There is an extra thread on the river of life that should not be there. It was broken and then reconnected. This name could not be found in the book of life and death. The judge's iron ruler reached the last page, which was empty. Zhu Liangliang is a militiaman with a background as a beggar in the border town of Journey to the West. He died once, on the night of the Demonic Slaughter Town. Before his death, he saw a golden shadow cracking in the sky. When he opened his eyes again, he was back before the curtain opened. He knew that the pilgrims would pass by here three years later, he knew which team was buried on which mountain road, and he knew what the great demons, gods and Buddhas were waiting for. But he also knows: there are balances in the destiny, once you look at it, you will break it once; cause and effect must be paid, change one life, and cause a wave; the eye of destiny follows the ripples, and only accepts people like him who should not be alive. The prophet is the only capital for turning around, and it is also the time of death for overdrafting in advance. He owes He Ling'er his life, he owes Lou Guanlan a word of truth, and he still has a talisman in his arms whose purpose no one can explain. On the night when the demonic disaster struck the city, she counted the thirty-one-person team three times—exactly the same as when she died in her previous life. He stood on the wall and did not call her.