Actually I'm Just a Book Lover

Look at the good things you did! Is this small temple unable to accommodate you? You are such a genius! The genius boy Bai Xiao's journey of finding his relatives over a thousand miles. Readership 820802261

Penguin Book Club: 384145106. With the engine panting violently like an old cow, the 15-year-old Wuling Zhiguang drifted to a high speed of 180 yards. At such a high speed, the bronze-armored zombies chasing behind him were getting closer and closer. In the car with the back seat removed, Zhang Wei spit out a mouthful of tobacco, and then decisively pulled the trigger of the Maxim heavy machine gun at his fingertips; in half a minute, a 333-round ammunition belt was completely emptied. It was too late to put on a new bullet chain, Zhang Wei took up the big knife in his hand and jumped off the speeding Wuling Bun...

After becoming a god, the journey to the west has not yet begun. The golden cicada feeds the goldfish in front of the Merit Pond, the monkeys are beaten by the wind and rain on the colorful stones of Huaguo Mountain, Marshal Tianpeng is in charge of the Tianhe Navy, General Roller Curtain is working conscientiously in the Heavenly Court, and the Little White Dragon is domineering in the West Sea. The five famous Buddhist monks are living their own lives. In addition, the gate of the North Sea Demon Master's palace is closed, the purple bamboo forest in the South China Sea is filled with the sound of Sanskrit, a three-eyed man is teasing the roaring heavenly dog ​​at the mouth of the Guanjiang River, and all kinds of monsters can't help but want to descend to the earth in the heaven. When Li Yuanfeng woke up, he became a nine-headed insect with the blood of a prehistoric alien species. He cultivated supernatural powers, refined magic weapons, met the demon king, went to heaven, and stirred up the storm. Different journey to the west, the same eternal enlightenment. (This story is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental.)

One day, Pan An discovered that selling his knowledge could be exchanged for money, and the door to a new world opened. This is a road of no return! Pan An traveled farther and farther. . . . .