White Snake: I'm a Willow Immortal, Not a Dragon God, Please Don't Bother Me

Have you seen this somewhere? It looks familiar.

There's nothing wrong with the plot, it's pretty good, but the main character is female, which is a bit unacceptable. Sorry m(._.)M

Ask about sexual orientation first Marry a single person?

Since you have written about the world of Journey to the West at the beginning, I will not talk about the strength of the ancestor dragon in the battle between dragon and phoenix in the prehistoric system. Let's talk about the dragons in "Journey to the West" individually. From the Dragon King of the Four Seas to the Dragon King of each well, they are not only the top of the Immortal Way, but at least the top of the Shinto. At least in the human Shinto system, they can already be counted as the first batch, enjoying the incense of the entire Four Seas. It turns out that you are a little snake demon, and you want to follow the path of the Willow Immortal. To put it bluntly, it is still the Shinto way, enjoying the incense of others and becoming a god. (Don't tell me about this. To put it bluntly, the horse fairy from the Northeast borrows the power of others to become his own fairy. To put it bluntly, he follows the divine way. And he is also a lackey of the heavenly court, not as good as the Dragon King.) Then, I don't understand what there is to be proud of. It's like other snakes are working hard to join the establishment and become a high official. You are the only one who engages in religious superstition and wants to be the leader of a cult or the leader of a dark force. And then you look down on those who join the establishment and have the opportunity to become governors or mayors in the future. And to put it bluntly, the world of Journey to the West is also a competition for blood. Even if you look down on those dragons, if you add some ancient sky-swallowing python bloodline to your settings, and then aspire to become a demon king, it is actually better than your current setting. If a snake demon reaches the level of the demon kings who worshiped Sun Wukong in the past, it is actually pretty good and can be regarded as a prince. As a result, you become the religious leader of a small place. In the end, even if a local Celestial Master dares to go into the mountains to destroy the mountains and temples, you will still be destined to be a slave. If you don't obey, the wild gods will kill you. Do you still think you can become the king and hegemony? Take the world of White Snake. For example, others don't expect Jackie Chan, but they also expect to enter the establishment. Why? It's great to enjoy the shade under the big tree. All in all, the author's choice of this angle is neither surprising nor outstanding, but instead shows a petty attitude.

The status of dragons in Journey to the West is actually very low. There are domestic police dogs, dragon kings of the four seas, etc., There are meat dragons on the table, dragon liver and phoenix marrow, etc.

In the worldview of Journey to the West, being able to beat someone up is useful. To get around, you need to be powerful and have a background. Which path are you on?

This book was completely copied, every time.

The author is acting like a eunuch, waiting for the corpse to be deceived

He was also caught by a snake charmer at the beginning, and then grew up and returned to the mountains. However, the protagonist turned out to be a woman. She couldn't bear it and went into hiding.

At first I looked at the title and thought it was plagiarized from the book next door, but later I found out it was the same author. The two books I wrote before were quite good in the early stages when the main characters were wild snakes, but not so good once they joined the sect. After joining the sect, the protagonist immediately becomes the group's favorite, loved by his teachers and big bosses from all walks of life, and his fellow sect members are all kind to the protagonist. He is loved by all, and his enemies are basically weaklings. As a result, the plot was uneventful and bland. I hope the author of this book can do something different.