Journey to the West: Starting as the Plague God

To be fair, although I also agree that modern people have a great impact if they are infected by bacteria and viruses, modern people have little resistance to the ancient fundamentalist version of the plague, not to mention that the development of bacteria and viruses must be more lethal and easier to die out. Only those with strong transmissibility can survive for a long time. If you go back to ancient times and encounter a highly lethal virus that has not yet died out, you will die.

The core problem is that you can't hide it. Do you think that ordinary mortals can keep secrets from gods? Their thoughts and memories are like a book, which can be read by others. Different levels and latitudes are different. At worst, they can all see your so-called memories.

If the protagonist is in an ordinary historical world and says that viruses and bacteria on his body will have a great impact, I believe it, but the protagonist is in the world of Journey to the West and has supernatural powers of gods and Buddhas. The protagonist, a Jiankang in modern society, may not be able to kill viruses and bacteria, but can he travel sideways in Journey to the West? Maybe a child from Journey to the West has stronger resistance than you, a healthy person in modern society.

I can physically travel through time, and the viruses and bacteria on my body can't be solved by the author just looking for an excuse. I really don't understand those people who are trying to take advantage of others.

The author has a few words to say: First of all, thank you all for your comments, whether they are good or bad, they are all encouragement and encouragement. I read it, and the most discussed issue is the ability of the "Jade Emperor and Immortals and Buddhas". For example, some readers said that the Jade Emperor should be omniscient and omnipotent, and that the gods, Buddhas and immortals also have the ability to know the before and after, know the cause and effect, and observe people's hearts. Everyone is right, this is indeed recorded in traditional myths and legends, or in some ancient books. But what the author writes is a traditional Journey to the West, not a YY fantasy disguised as Journey to the West. The framework and setting should refer to the original work of Journey to the West, focusing on the world written by Mr. Wu. The original work is a novel that alludes to reality. If you look closely, you will see that the Jade Emperor is actually more like an ancient emperor, with a very high status, but he is not omniscient and omnipotent. He has a benevolent side and a dim side, and sometimes he is petty and sometimes generous. The sky is full of gods, Buddhas, demons and ghosts, each with its own characteristics, likes and dislikes. In Mr. Wu's writings, they are actually more like living "people", rather than aloof, cold and rigid clay-body wood sculptures. This is also the charm of the novel "Journey to the West". So the author does not want to change the character settings here, nor does he want to mix some traditional mythological stories into it, otherwise it will change the taste. In short, the author would like to thank everyone for your encouragement and criticism. I hope you can continue to support and encourage me. Little God Zhang Wen, thank you!

Even the foundation-building monks in Mortal Cultivation of Immortality can gather their souls with spiritual thoughts. How dare you show off in front of the Jade Emperor? How could you write it like this? How can you read it? It's better to be like a certain novel, being in the Sui Dynasty, and revealing your identity as a time traveler at the beginning

It's like someone who traveled back in time in the 1960s

Have you ever been a plague god? Some things are taken for granted and written randomly

Again, the orthodox plot settings are quite good, but the author often gets sick and suddenly writes a disgusting plot, which is like having a fly in the rice.

Damn it, this writing style is good, I have literary skills!