Establishing the Dao with the Mystic Origin

After reading Chapter 9, I have to complain. Pig's Feet thinks about saints plotting against you all day long. It's really a secondary thought. If there really is an awesome saint, will he leave such a bad image in this low-level world like you? I guess it was wiped out as soon as the mortals had the idea. Moreover, there are so many people in this world who want to be powerful chess pieces but cannot, but you are making trouble for yourself.

Long-winded, indecisive, and self-righteous. Who are you? If you want a saint to plot against you, what do you have?

After watching a few of them, I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist is too narcissistic and always afraid of falling into the schemes of saints. Let me go, you are a mortal who is inferior to an ant with no cultivation. You are afraid of the schemes of saints. You must be overthinking. The schemes of saints are all about the general trend of the world. It is a blessing for you to be schemed against. You have the qualifications to participate in the general trend. It is too late to be happy. You are afraid of this and that. It is disgusting.

In addition to Qingniu's weapons, Bajie's rake was also made by Laojun. Among the four people in Journey to the West, the one with the best equipment is actually Bajie (the monkey's stick was made by Dayu. The monk's stick was cut from a twig of osmanthus).

I originally thought I had found this book, but after reading a few chapters, it turned out to be a loser. I am personally biased against losers.

If the saint really has a plan, will you notice it? If a saint wants to really plot against someone, he will only be willing to be plotted, or he will be plotted without knowing it. How could someone as small as you detect anything? It's really a plot against you. As soon as you show your thoughts, they will be erased for you. It's impossible for you to have such thoughts.

In the author's way of writing, the protagonist shouts "come", and then starts to explain that "take" means taking the other person's, not one's own. The other party's taking is different from his own. This kind of taking requires different moves, and the moves are divided into natal and non-natal, and the protagonist's natal is different... And then "fate", what is the difference between destiny... And how does "come" come... Bara, bala, in this way of writing, the author is trying to make readers tolerate you...

I think about the saint all day long. Who do you think you are? The saint always wants to plot against you. Why don't you want to time travel? It's poisonous.

In fact, when I see this, I just want to say: You think too much. The protagonist is undoubtedly a combination of contradictions. On the one hand, he is extremely suspicious, he does not believe in his own golden finger, and he is afraid that others will plot against him. On the one hand, he generously tells others everything about himself, as if there are good people all over the world.

The front is afraid of wolves, and the rear is afraid of tigers. Every day I think about whether the author has schizophrenia because he is afraid of people plotting against him. What I think about every day is that there are always treacherous ministers who want to harm me.