Journey to the West: If the Little Demon Doesn't Work Hard, How Can I Become the Demon King?

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There was a bit of drama behind the Dragon Girl. I don't know the level of cultivation, but you still traveled to so many sects! I don't know the grade of what it is, and what is that refining god and transforming qi?

It's well written, but it feels a bit petty for some reason.

Speaking of Journey to the West from the perspective of monsters, the jade-faced fox is the most delicious meal. As long as you have some strength, you can occupy Ji Lei Mountain in advance. Even the Bull Demon King covets it. How many resources can you accumulate? And he can make a soft meal if he has the strength to go there and take charge immediately. As for the jade-faced fox, it can only be said to be incidental. The massive resources of Jilei Mountain are the main thing. As for the rest of the journey to the west, only Wan Sheng and the mouse spirit can talk about it. Wan Sheng is just like that, and the accumulation is not much. The mouse can catch up with Nezha. Others, such as spider spirits, etc., Are not as good as the jade-faced fox.

The profile setting looks very similar to how I could become the Pirate King if you don't work hard.

The most authoritative Taoist Jade Emperor classic, "The Highest Jade Emperor's Collection of Sutras" (approximately from the Tang Dynasty), only tells the story of the Jade Emperor's predecessor, Prince Jingde of Guangyan Miaole Kingdom (or translated as "Prince Suddhodana", not the Buddhist Sakyamuni), who gave up his throne and went to the mountains to practice spiritual practice out of compassion for the suffering of all living beings. It is mentioned in the sutra that he "went through three thousand two hundred kalpas before he became the Golden Immortal" (i. E., The "Tai Shang Tao Lord"), and "after hundreds of millions of kalpas, he finally became the Jade Emperor." However, the "kalpa" here is a Taoist time unit (one great kalpa is about 1.296 Billion years), and the specific value of "billions of kalpas" is explained differently in different annotations, so it cannot be converted into a specific number of years. Although novels such as "Journey to the West" and "The Romance of the Gods" do not directly mention the Jade Emperor's years of practice, they strengthen his supreme status through side descriptions. For example, in the fifth chapter of "Journey to the West", the Jade Emperor is described as having "practiced since childhood and endured one thousand, seven hundred and fifty calamities", each calamity being "one hundred and twenty-nine thousand six hundred years" (i. E. 1750×129600=2,268,000,000 Years, approximately 2.268 Billion years). Disregarding qualifications, chance, elixirs, and the high base brought by high levels, the weakest Jade Emperor only needs one million little demons to practice hard for more than two thousand years.

It can't be the same author

I have encountered a bottleneck and cannot continue reading...

The writing is good, but the taste is wrong. I haven't read much of Journey to the West, and I haven't drank much ink...

People ask me why I come. I just want to see how the author brags.

There hasn't been an update for a month. Are you a eunuch?

Why is it called Yifeng? Any wind is better than Yifeng