Ascended Heavenly Soldier: I Start by Wreaking Havoc in Heaven
飞升天兵，开局就是大闹天宫
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To think you can survive in the Journey to the West world with nothing is no less than a mortal becoming the ruler of Earth. So, author, please tell me, are you the ruler of Earth now?
A transmigrator without any special abilities, who just ascended to heaven and doesn't even have the ability to conceal the secrets of heaven, yet he participates in the Journey to the West, contacts Sun Wukong, and tells him the truth. I'm truly speechless.
While he couldn't be given real power, he could be given honorary titles, such as Crown Prince, Marshal of the Central Altar, Grand Tutor of Heaven, Mighty and Manifest General, Great God of the Three Altars and Seas, Leader of the Heavenly Marshals, First Commander of the Thirty-Six Generals, Grand Marshal of Eight Million Heavenly Soldiers, Grand Marshal of Eight Hundred Billion Ghost Soldiers…
Moreover, the position of Lingguan is actually quite respectable. Lingguan are guardian deities in Taoism, all appointed by the Heavenly Court. Taoism says there are five hundred Lingguan, but in reality, there may be thousands. Their Taoist cultivation levels vary. The most famous one is Wang Lingguan, who is the head of the Heavenly Court's Lingguan. Regardless of their Taoist cultivation level, Lingguan's authority among the gods in heaven is at a mid-to-high level.
You think you can cultivate for ten thousand years to ascend to heaven and become a mere celestial soldier? Are you kidding me? Are you writing Journey to the West like an online game novel?
Ten thousand years of cultivation? Ascension? Heavenly soldiers? What kind of bizarre combination is this, trying to piggyback on Journey to the West? Even Sun Wukong, with his immense abilities, only lived to be a few hundred years old before his lifespan ended. Anyone who can live to be ten thousand years old is a god-level being.
The protagonist's delusions are those of an ant: weak, prone to self-destruction, and in reality, he's done absolutely nothing.
Even with all his extraordinary abilities, the Monkey King is still just a Taiyi Loose Immortal, not a true immortal. He's eaten peaches of immortality, stolen golden pills, and tasted ginseng fruit. Despite having countless fortuitous encounters, it's all useless. All those powerful figures in Journey to the West have cultivated for countless years, so he simply can't catch up.
What the hell? I've read several chapters and there's no cheat code, what's going on? I barely read any further, the author is just being unreasonable.
The celestial soldiers in Journey to the West aren't much more impressive than the monkeys wielding weapons, and the monkeys can be hunted by mortal hunters. In other words, the celestial soldiers aren't much stronger than mortal hunters. What good would it do for a cultivator who has trained for ten thousand years to become a celestial soldier? That would be a waste of their cultivation.