Transmigrating with the Gods and Buddhas of Heaven

This book is well-written, the only problem is that the immortals and gods are too weak in combat. The Four Heavenly Kings are even weaker than a mortal cultivator. Are these the Four Heavenly Kings of Hong Kong?

Author, you're still drastically weakening all the gods and Buddhas... In Journey to the West, the Buddha's image is ten thousand feet tall, while Erlang Shen is only a thousand feet tall. Moreover, the focus of the Buddha's power is his physical form. In the original text, after the Monkey King and Erlang Shen unleashed this power, even their appearances became exceptionally ferocious.

If a tribal elder can defeat a clone of Lady Shiji, then the ruler of a divine dynasty can rival the Jade Emperor. Don't tell me the human race is weak; what if a few old fogies emerge and launch a counterattack against the Heavenly Court? With that kind of strength, you expect them to worship you? Are you kidding me?

Let me share my thoughts on this book. I personally enjoyed it. However, it's not very popular, and there are reasons for that. First of all, the subject matter is quite good, and it's not your average story. The author's writing style is also good, but the plot is really a bit weak. The author constantly emphasizes the need to balance the power of both sides, which is understandable.

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Let me point out the biggest flaw: the balance of power between the Heavenly Court and this world is too rigid, it feels like a forced balance. For example, the cultivation methods in the two worlds, to be honest, give the impression that the methods are basically the same, without any special features or differences.

The subject matter is excellent, but the reason for the poor performance is that it's unsatisfying to read. The gods and Buddhas are portrayed as too weak; if they don't have power greater than them, why should they be worshipped? Anyone with a decent skill could climb Ghost Mountain; the restrictions imposed by the gods and demons were practically useless.

If defeating Jiu Mo requires the entire Four Emperors to appear, then defeating the boss would require the entire Three Pure Ones. Considering this, the Heavenly Court's strength seems rather weak. How did they dare to invade this world?

The author calls his apprentices "Master," not "Master"; "Master" is more like "Teacher" or "Master," and they teach and then leave. 😒

Ghosts exist, but there are no immortals or gods—what a bizarre world this is! The thing is, the people here still manage to survive.