Starting at the Slanted Moon and Three Stars Cave

What kind of description is this "Crescent Moon Three Stars Cave" you've given? It's a forced conflict, and I personally find it quite absurd. If it's the "Crescent Moon Three Stars Cave" from Journey to the West, I remember many of the attendants there were already enlightened. After all, he opened it just to wait for the Monkey King; he didn't care about anything else.

Please finish the Samsung Cave storyline already, it's getting smaller and smaller.

The title is intriguing, and the concept is good, but unfortunately, the author's skill is lacking. They've turned a Journey to the West into a story of petty scheming among ordinary people. There are too many awkward and mindless lines from the characters, bordering on brainless and idiotic. Incidentally, the protagonist's thought process is also quite bizarre.

The writing is somewhat petty. The protagonist cultivates the Golden Elixir Path, but his behavior is as if he has never heard the scriptures or met a master. He lacks self-awareness, is willful and unrestrained, and prone to anger. He is caught in the cycle of the ten evils, influenced by external worldly desires, disturbing his mind and body, and causing his six senses to wander aimlessly!

Well, it really has been in Samsung Cave all along!

Seriously... Is this quality even meant for human consumption?

Kill this girl. He mistook you for a tree spirit. Let him know you killed the real tree spirit. With his ten lifetimes of obsession, he will definitely seek revenge on you for the sake of the tree spirit. Let me see. If you keep her by your side and even marry her, I can just abandon this book... Let me see if you'll poison me later.

The Three Pure Ones and Two Sages fight for the prosperity of their sects, and the three religions fight for the fortune of being listed on the list. What are you trying to fight for in the Slanting Moon Three Stars Cave? Do you want to inherit the estate after the death of Patriarch Bodhi? It's one thing for private companies to fight among their families, but you're in a state-owned enterprise. Whose estate do you want to inherit?

I spent a month's pass to come and complain. The beginning was okay, but things started to get weird after I went down from the Crescent Moon and Three Stars Cave. 1. The senior sister chose a path that deliberately led the protagonist to encounter zombies, even though she knew nothing about zombies. I don't understand why she made the protagonist go and see them.

This is too drawn out. With such a large difference in strength, shouldn't the small world have been completely overrun? It's pointless.