[Journey to the West] [Breaking Down the Eighty-One Trials] [Two Transmigrators] [Ensemble Cast] [Summoning] [Master Schemer] [Subverting Expectations] [Behind-the-Scenes] [Not a Conventional Power Fantasy. If you want a protagonist who steamrolls everything from the start, turn left at the door] [Slow Burn]
I transmigrated as Li Jiancheng from the start, yielded the throne to Li Shimin, and stabbed Li Yuanji to death. I thought I'd spend this life as a carefree prince.
Even when I was dragged to the underworld to have my soul taken, I didn't think there was anything wrong.
It wasn't until I ran into a fortune-teller, a dragon, and a monk on the street that I realized this was the world of Journey to the West.
Even more absurd, that monk was also a transmigrator, and he grew stronger with every trial, eventually surpassing the Sages.
And all I had was a summoning System.
This world only needs one cheat like me.
I locked Guanyin in the heavenly prison, and forced him to set off on the Journey to the West thirteen years early. There was even a spy I'd planted among the pilgrimage party.
He wants to travel west? Then I'll make sure he can't even find a single trial.
Beneath Five Finger Mountain, Tang Sanzang: "Where's my monkey???"
Me: "There is no monkey, and there are no trials. Let's see how you get stronger."
I thought the first few chapters were slow, but the more I read, the more I got into it. Especially starting from the tenth chapter, it became more and more interesting. Moreover, the first ten chapters seemed to be a bland plot. I didn't expect that it was all foreshadowing and leads. I was blown away by the rest. The author was really bold in deceiving Guanyin and deceiving Tathagata. I am determined to follow this book. It is too superior.
It's a waste of time. If you're so good at writing, you'll write palace battle dramas and female videos. You'll have to summon characters, and this is the result.
Li Jiancheng's name is Bishamon, which is the king of Tawen in the north (the king of pagoda). Call him out
I hope I can write a million words or so. Come on, the number of words is too few and I'm not interested in reading.