Journey to the West: I've Become an Immortal, Why Am I Just Here in the Chat Group?

The setting is wrong. Immortals cannot be heavenly soldiers. Many people have been brainwashed by the novels that used to like box sets.

Taiyi Jinxian and Daluo Jinxian are just different in Taoism and are not superiors and subordinates. The Sanqing sect calls Daluo and the others are Taiyi.

I can't see that he does three good deeds every day, but he is good at calculating.

Isn't the protagonist putting the cart before the horse a bit? Now it's the people in the group who need the protagonist rather than the protagonist needing them.

The beginning of Chapter 40 clearly tells you that the chat group is related to the Jade Emperor. I can guess that either he did it or he did it with a few big guys, or the protagonist is one of his clones to experience the calamity or life.

It is indeed unreasonable to be a soldier in the next Ascension. The number of heavenly soldiers in the heaven is not clearly stated, but 100,000 were sent out to catch Sun Wukong. I must keep some at home, right? There are also 80,000 navy commanders under Tianpeng, a conservative estimate of hundreds of thousands. Before the Tang Dynasty, there were only a few registered households. How could there be so many monks? Among the monks, there were even fewer who succeeded in ascension. I feel that those who should be promoted are those who can be directly promoted to official positions. It is better for heavenly soldiers to be the ancestors in the lower world and enjoy the blessings.

One thing must be determined first. Is the author writing "The Great Desolation" or the original "Journey to the West"?

After becoming immortals, they will all become officials. In Journey to the West, it is clear that those who ascended are Zhu Bajie and Monk Sha. Their predecessors all ascended to the top and were awarded the position of Immortal Official.

In fact, the settings of web articles all depend on how the author writes, and he can set them however he wants. But the setting must be logical and allow more people to agree that this is a good setting. There is such a joke now, that is, a cultivator who practices for a lifetime or even several lifetimes will be assigned to be a soldier in the sky after ascending. Then on the other hand, the heavenly soldiers are just small soldiers in the sky, but in the mortal world they are at the level of ancestors. These are two bad jokes. My point of view is that cultivation to become an immortal is more like the ancient imperial examination, and the final promotion is to become a Jinshi in the imperial examination. The number one scholar is the most powerful one. The one who goes up to the top is the level of the four great heavenly masters, at least the golden immortal. The ordinary second-ranked and third-ranked Jinshi are ordinary heavenly immortals. In ancient times, it was impossible for the Jinshi who passed the imperial examination to join the army. That would be a waste of talent. When there was no official position, the Jinshi would be asked to wait in the idle department. When there was a position, they would be given an official position, at least an official position of eighth rank or above. The top three scholars such as the number one scholar would start at least as a seventh-rank county magistrate. If there is a martial arts subject in the scientific examination, then the Wu Zhuangyuan will be sent to lead the troops. The first few will be at least partial generals, not ordinary big-headed soldiers. The same applies to cultivation. Those who ascend from the lower world are also talents to the heaven. They will be awarded immortal official positions and assigned to different civil and military departments according to their abilities. And just like those who can be the leader of a religion and create a sect in the lower world, they are also strong men in heaven, and the emperor of heaven must treat them politely. In Journey to the West, the four great heavenly masters descended to become the leaders of a religion before they ascended. The source of ordinary heavenly soldiers is mostly from military commanders like Guan Gong recruiting the fighting spirits of their subordinates during their lifetime. For example, Guan Gong Temple basically has Zhou Cang. Or there is some kind of Taoist weapon that can be used to cultivate soldiers through magic rituals. The same goes for Yang Jian's eight hundred grass-headed gods. They were all conquered wild monsters and given incense talismans to become gods. This kind of ordinary heavenly weapons may not be as powerful as the monks in the lower world in terms of magic power, and they cannot deal with many old demons. Just like in Journey to the West, when the Heavenly Court attacks Huaguo Mountain, many Huaguo Mountain monkey monsters also fight back and forth with the Heavenly Soldiers.

Ascension to immortality can be compared to the ancient times when the lowest level was a Juren or a Jinshi. Will you be allowed to be a soldier? ? ? The worst thing he can do is be a high-level immortal official, right?

It's like one day in the sky and one year in the earth. Come on, it's impossible. The speed of time is so fast. Can you deal with the affairs in the lower world? It should be practiced in the sky, which is comparable to one year in the upper and lower worlds. That's more reasonable, right?

I feel that those who ascended are more like ancient imperial examination scholars, rather than becoming heavenly soldiers after ascending. Heavenly soldiers are more like some merit incense or some heavenly beings.

According to the analogy of the mortal world, promotion belongs to the imperial examination. Entering the court requires at least a Jinshi, and the minimum Jinshi must be the eighth grade. Ordinary heavenly soldiers may be military households in the Ming Dynasty. The world of Journey to the West belongs to the capital city, where not everyone is an official but has the most resources and powerful people (all kinds of demons, demons, immortals and bosses), while the other worlds are provinces.

I was really enjoying watching it, but you suddenly came out with a spoiler without any warning and basically told me the final ending. I was really speechless and I really had no interest in watching it at all.

Why do you set the world of other group members in the chat group to the lower realm of Journey to the West? Alas

Seeing that you are discussing the immortals and the realm of heaven, I will send you the incomplete version of Taoist heaven and the realm of immortals that I compiled before for reference.

Why not make it a free chapter?

Another writer who writes about Journey to the West. If he doesn't fully define time, he will be finished. There is a day in heaven and a year on earth. To the author, it is like 24 hours in heaven. You have to go to your grandma's house to practice cultivation in heaven. You can have enough time to develop in the lower world casually. The real day in heaven is 24 hours ✘ 365 days. Many people who write about the modern universe know that the length of a day on each planet is not synchronized. Once they write about Journey to the West, it is as if they have lost their minds and define time in the sky.

If you add the wonders of the Heavenly Book, you might be able to save the monkey's life by then.

No amount of capable people can explain time. You, a little author, dare to explain time randomly.

Suddenly it became boring. Being in a big world, it was boring and slipped away.

That's what you people are like, you really don't want to chase new books, just subscribe to so many

I'm a eunuch, can I give customer service coins?

The writing is okay, but some settings and plots are too tacky and not innovative. For example, the world where the protagonist lives must be higher than the world of the group members, the protagonist must be the strongest in the chat group, and the magic weapons that set the realm of cultivation are too high. It looks familiar. The plot is basically about the protagonist joining a chat group. The group members know that the protagonist is an immortal and they all want to please the protagonist. The protagonist happens to be a time traveler, so of course he seeks benefits through the differences in the world structure. The plot is so familiar that you will feel tired after watching it for a long time.

The protagonist can definitely use traveling through the heavens to get what he wants, such as the Seventy-two Transformations, the Thirty-Six Heavenly Gangs, Earthly Evil Magical Powers, and the magical powers in Fengshen.

TaiPrisoner

Once it's on the shelves, let the brothers enjoy it! There are only two chapters, which is too little. To celebrate the release, the author is announcing an update. Order them all.

I personally feel that the writing is okay, but the updates are too slow.

A time-travel artifact with a chat function

It's well written. There are few plots in the world that are so smooth.