Journey to the West: The Fourth Calamity Sweeps the Three Realms

I would like to ask, can players really get close to Buddha? That kind of top boss momentum can crush you to death. . .

What to say. . . It feels like the author failed in writing, and the setting is very good, but it started to fall apart from the moment it recruited players. A golden immortal who has been practicing for an unknown amount of time still thinks like an idiot. The players he recruited are also a bunch of idiots. There are more than a billion people in the country. You can't choose a few smart ones. It feels like you are treating the gods and Buddhas in the sky as fools.

Don't always think about restricting players. You are not really making money by creating games. You are using natural disasters to become stronger. The fourth natural disaster is infinite resurrection and cool operations. Using life piles and liver is what makes players special.

According to the prehistoric setting, even if all the people on earth become players, they still can't defeat them.

The fourth disaster? Speechless Is there no underworld in Journey to the West? Since you can be independent from the underworld, does that mean you don't follow the rules?

After reading the first 30 chapters, it was too toxic. First of all, it was a game, and it was so unbalanced. The copy was really disgusting (a one-off), and the character descriptions were simply disappointing. I felt that only those few masters had the IQ and had watched Journey to the West, so why did they need other players? Other players are like fools. The game system is seriously unbalanced. In the end, they will only be top-heavy in terms of strength and fight against gods and Buddhas? Is it just a monkey leading three or four people to do it? In this way, you will not become a saint even if you continue to teach me until you die. The most disgusting part is the part about becoming a disciple of Bodhi. Do you want to get away with a birthmark? Putting aside the fact that Bodhi is a big boss, there are still a group of saints watching over him. Even if the saints don't come out, you can't just get a birthmark or something. How many years have they been staring at the monkey? How long have they been preparing this plan? How could you just get through it so easily? The Hongmeng Purple Qi is not invincible. It feels like you just think that with the Purple Qi you are invincible, and you want to die like this before you become a saint, haha. You are such a cutie.

I'm particularly bothered by the fourth natural disaster, anyone who dares to show their health bar can be pushed aside. Reality is not a game. The gap is so big that you can't even break through the defense. With one move, they were all killed. He even directly killed the soul and caused the physical death of real people.

I'm so drunk. I don't know why now. How many people insist on other people's settings in other people's books?

To be honest, playing the fourth natural disaster in Journey to the West is ridiculous, not to mention that this book is completely different from the fourth natural disaster like P🐍. If the gods and Buddhas in the gods are serious, they can also play the fourth natural disaster. What players are immortal? Learn about the Angel Reincarnation Pool and the List of Gods. It is impossible for gods and Buddhas to have similar artifacts. Even if you transform the six paths of reincarnation in the underworld, you can create a reincarnation space comparable to the space of the main gods. Human beings playing natural disaster routines with gods and Buddhas are like eggs touching stones.

This book is really funny. I haven't seen such an interesting book in a long time. The last time it seemed to be The Master of Dreams in All Realms