[Dark Journey to the West + Rule-Based Survival + Sequence Upgrades + Lovecraftian Monsters + Ruthless Protagonist]
[Chosen One, welcome to the crumbling Three Realms. Begin the Black Myth survival game!]
Everyone transmigrates into Black Myth, and opens their eyes to a living hell.
Statues weep blood, Bodhisattvas claim lives, and the once-compassionate immortals and Buddhas have become man-eating demons.
Sun Wukong, Erlang Shen, and Nezha, who once defied Heaven's will, have all been subdued!
Only by following the rules in the "Fragmentary Scroll of Fate" can you survive:
Rule One: Don't go outside after dark, unless you want to become their next meal!
Rule Two: If you see an immortal in the sky, don't hesitate. Run!
Rule Three: Remember, there are no Buddhas on Mount Ling. Only demons!
In these desperate Three Realms, everyone trembles and struggles to stay alive.
Only Yang Ci awakens Erlang Zhenjun's Heavenly Eye inheritance from the start, allowing him to see through illusions and recognize evil spirits.
[You see the blood moon. It is the corpse of the Moon Palace Immortal]
[You glimpse Guanyin. Her jade vase is filled with vengeful spirits]
While the world kneels and begs to survive, he raises his blade against Heaven:
"This man-eating Three Realms, this rotten Heavenly Dao, today I, heir to Erlang, will shatter with my own hands!"
Let me play the role of Shenlong. First of all, this is the protagonist. He is roughly a pure bad guy and purely self-interested. I don't see any merciful intentions on the part of the protagonist. Last night, I had some big blockages. I can't see my blockage now. You can look for mine, which may be more or less, but I didn't see it. The third point is that the world view is very good. It means that battlefield advancement is relatively fast. In two or three chapters, you can advance to the point where you can kill the second-level monster. Your combat power is not clearly divided, so the chapter is not bad. There are some minor problems in the new early stage, but it doesn't matter 1
Author, I would like to ask if this is a novel or a short story. It won't be as eunuch as the first one, but I still like to read it and support it. Also, please update it soon.
Author, let me give you 5 kind hearts.
Temporary five-star praise and encouragement
The writing is quite good, and the fact that it is Erlang Shen from Journey to the West is spot on.
The most respectful novel about Buddhism 🙂