Journey to the West: Starting as the Plague God
西游：从瘟神开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 494k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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To be fair, while I acknowledge that modern people carrying bacteria and viruses would have a significant impact if they traveled back in time, modern people don't have much resistance to the original, purist versions of plagues from ancient times.
The core problem is that it can't be hidden. Do you think ordinary mortals can keep secrets like immortals? Thoughts and memories are like a book, completely exposed to others. Different levels of understanding lead to different perspectives; at the very least, they can see your so-called memories.
If the protagonist were transported to an ordinary historical world, I would believe that the viruses and bacteria they carried would cause significant harm. However, the protagonist is transported to the Journey to the West world, where there are countless gods and Buddhas with supernatural powers.
They can even physically travel through time; the viruses and bacteria on their bodies are just something the author could easily find a reason to get rid of. I really don't understand those people who get stuck on trivial details.
The author would like to say a few words: First of all, thank you for all the comments, whether good or bad, they are all encouragement and motivation. I've read it, and the most discussed topic is the abilities of the Jade Emperor and the immortals and Buddhas.
Even Foundation Establishment cultivators in "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" can use their divine sense to collect souls, yet you dare to try and outsmart the Jade Emperor? How could anyone write your little schemes like this? It's unreadable! You might as well be like that novel where the protagonist is born in the Sui Dynasty and reveals their transmigrator identity right from the start.
This looks like someone who traveled back to the 1960s.
Have you ever been a plague carrier? Some things are written arbitrarily and carelessly.
To reiterate, the main plot and overall setting are fine, but the author occasionally throws in a tantrum and suddenly writes a disgusting plot point, which is like having a fly in your food.
Wow, this writing is pretty good! It shows literary talent!