I, Tang Monk, Can Become Stronger by Charging Money.

After reading part of it, I feel that your setting of charging money and getting silver is very speechless, and the godless world is okay. In Journey to the West, you still have a system and can change things. Let me use an analogy to ask a king to buy a pill that extends his life by 10 years for 1 million silver. Whether it can be sold or not, the elixir system will be changed, and the monkeys will not be able to rub it themselves. The urine of the white dragon horse can cure diseases and prolong life. Don't tell me that monkeys can't do this. There is also a monkey who can refine weapons. In the original book, the monkey is allowed to make magic weapons. Hundreds of them are sold in a country. At least it should be several hundred thousand. You might as well set up a recharge of spiritual fruits such as flat peaches or rare treasures, and then set a repeated decline. Or the method of cultivating immortals, or the true meaning of the scriptures. Otherwise, if you don't become a saint in one year according to your setting, it means that Tang Monk is not very smart.

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By the way, what is the realm of this novel roughly like?

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