Reborn in Journey to the West, he awakens the Sky Patrol System. Its very first mission is...
“Ding! Beginner trial initiated! Sun Wukong, the Protector of the Horses, has rebelled against Heaven because he was given a lowly post. He has proclaimed himself the ‘Great Sage Equal to Heaven’ at Flower-Fruit Mountain, damaging the dignity of the Celestial Court. Host, capture him and uphold Heaven’s authority!”
“Refuse the mission, and the Host will be erased...”
Han Qiubai had no choice but to grit his teeth and step forward.
He thought he was doomed either way, but instead he rose to the heavens in a single leap, becoming a Celestial Court Sky Patrol Censor. He established the Three Realms Sky Patrol Office and patrolled the realms on Heaven’s behalf!
Wherever the Sky Patrol Divine Guards went, demons and monsters, humans and gods, immortals and Buddhas alike all bowed to their might!
What's going on with all these big data books being such a mess of trash?
This book is probably only suitable for those who don't need to think; I couldn't finish it. I can only read the first ten chapters of Feilu's books at most; after that, I feel like throwing up. Infinite loops, invincible under heaven, mindless systems—there are no real opponents. What's the point of reading this? I still want to read epic masterpieces like *Covering the Sky*.
The setting is also seriously flawed. Gods are gods, why drag mortals into this? Why is it so difficult for heavenly soldiers and generals to defeat a group of mortals? Shouldn't they have wiped out Qin Shi Huang's million-strong army with ease? Do they even understand the concept of power? How did the primordial era end up in the Qin Dynasty? How did Bai Qi become such a powerful lich? If you really wanted to create such a character, using the name Bai Qi is just asking for trouble. Even an ordinary name wouldn't get you criticized, but Bai Qi definitely will. The timeline is completely out of place.
This kind of book becomes tedious and uninteresting later on. I couldn't continue after chapter 20-something. It's all ups and downs, no tension, just boring. This kind of book is only worth reading the beginning; it's bound to flop!
Not bad, acceptable
Go go go!
Keep writing
The opening was good.
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