Journey to the West: Beginning Cultivation at Jindou Mountain

There is a level, the pig's feet really have the elegance of an immortal cultivator, and finally he is no longer a gangster cultivator.

An immortal goes to Liaozhai to call Senior Yan Chixia? Apprenticeship? Sold your account? I typed it with my feet. If I change the world, I would start from 0. If I write it together, my memory will be gone, right?

I glanced at the third chapter and found that the title was Santan Haihui Great God. I went to look at the table of contents and it was more than 190 chapters before Monkey came to serve as Bi Mawen. So, guess how Nezha Santan Haihui Great God came to be? In the original work, the monkey went down to heaven because he was beheading a horse and was a minor official. He called himself the Monkey King. Only then did the Jade Emperor designate Nezha as the Great God of the Three Altar Seas (Li Jing was given the title of Marshal of Conquering Demons) and asked him to go down to the world to catch monkeys. The first purpose here is to improve morale, and the second purpose is to give Li Jing and his son a title that makes it easier to command various gods. This plot is clearly written in black and white in the fourth chapter of the original work. Didn't you, the author, read the original work when writing Journey to the West? It's not a very late chapter, nor is it a detail that requires speculation. You are the Great God of Santan Haihui before you beat him, so what position will you get if you beat the monkey? Add three more altars to become the Great God of Haihui in six altars?

Don't play fighting and killing, practice Taoism and cultivate your mind without violence, Cai

It seems that the protagonist is a temptress, not a monster. What the author means is that if you eat people, you are a bad monster, and if you don't eat people, you are a good monster. What kind of diode is this? What difference does it make to heaven and earth? If you still eat people, you become a demon. It's a joke.

Just say one thing, the life span of a true immortal is a thousand years, hahaha.

This journey to the west was written by you. It's really disappointing. The little demon's lifespan is only a hundred years. After all, he is still a demon. He doesn't live as long as a tortoise in the mortal world, and a real immortal only lives a thousand years. It's really hard to see. He has become an immortal and only lived for such a short time. What a cultivator! He doesn't live as long as the mythical Yi Xiaochuan. He can be killed by a tofu. Even the Nascent Soul monks in the world of immortals can live for eight hundred years. What kind of journey to the west of the underworld are you writing?

To be honest, I don't understand why I want to open a copy of Liaozhai. The price is so low. Wouldn't it be nice for you to come and join a hundred schools of thought? Do you want to compete with Ning Caichen over Nie Xiaoqian? I'm speechless. I feel like everything was good up front, but A Chinese Ghost Story didn't look good when I first came. Even if you don't have any cultivation, you still don't know how to cultivate it yourself. The system is also different. Let me ask you, is there a Buddha or an immortal in this world? Look into my eyes! Answer me!

True immortals can only live for a thousand years? Seriously?

The price is too low. Journey to the West was written as a Chinese Ghost Story, so I gave it up.