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  1. Afterword to Journey to the West: The Strongest Earth God in the Three Realms Cultivation31k WordsOngoing In the world of Journey to the West, heaven and earth have a lifespan of 129,600 years, known as one great cycle. When a cycle ends, all things fall silent and the world returns to chaos. Then the sages of the three religions retreat from the world, the gods and Buddhas vanish, and the stars and immortals everywhere weather the calamity together. They wait for the world to be reborn so they can complete another cycle of cultivation. One day, Zhang Yuan, a modern man, transmigrates to the era aft 0Votes33Recs0Fans
  2. The Yuntai Immortal Clan Cultivation656k WordsCompleted The moon palace brews its jade nectar, while the Gate of Kan refines its finest wine. Once, it was a delicacy for the immortals. Now it’s my turn to taste it. The Zhang Clan of Yuntai Mountain is a small family of cultivators in the world of immortal cultivation. An unremarkable young cultivator from the family unexpectedly encounters an accident and blazes an open path to immortality through this treacherous world of cultivation. As the saying goes, when one person achieves the Dao, the whole c 0Votes1.2kRecs2.9kFans
  3. Journey to the West: Starting as the Plague God Cultivation494k WordsCompleted Zhang Wen: Why do protagonists in novels always transmigrate into ancient times as souls, instead of taking their bodies with them? Wouldn't modern people be physically stronger than people in ancient times? Forum User: Transmigrate to ancient times in your own body? You're not just ignorant, OP, you sound like you've lost your mind! Zhang Wen: Why do you say that? Forum User: Never mind whether you'd have legal status if you transmigrated to ancient times in your own body. The bacteria and viru 0Votes1.1kRecs9.7kFans