Journey to the West: Serving in Heaven, Starting with the Bajiuyan Art
[Xianxia · Fantasy · Comedy]
Wu Yu transmigrates into the world of Journey to the West and joins Mount Fangcun ahead of time. Because Patriarch Bodhi said, "If one does not meet a true person to pass on the wondrous formulas, speaking in vain only dries up the tongue," he wastes hundreds of years. The conservatism of this world toward passing down arts and divine techniques is far beyond what he imagined. He originally thought that as long as his dao heart remained firm, Patriarch Bodhi would eventually teach him the great arts.
Until one day, during a sermon, the patriarch says that outside the mountain has arrived a monkey seeking apprenticeship and asks Wu Yu to go bring him in.
Only then does Wu Yu fully understand: on this day, the monkey begins his apprenticeship, and Wu Yu graduates.
From then on, Mount Fangcun loses one disciple, and Heaven gains one celestial official.
"Fourth-Decline Star Lord, here's the eighty-nine million immortal incense you wanted. Don't worry, it's all been laundered clean."
[You have learned the Eighty-Nine Mystic Technique!]
"Marshal Tianpeng, a top-tier cave dwelling in Fulingshan's Yunzhan Cave on the lower realm."
[You have learned the Thirty-Six Heavenly Transformations!]
"There are a few female demons who want to make progress."
[You have learned the art of protracted battle!]
"Fairy Yunxiao, someone reported that the God of Wealth abused his power for private gain. He fell in love with a newly ascended female immortal and gave her all the immortals' salaries."
"He is now in the celestial prison. It takes several million immortal incense to pass along a message."
[You have learned the Golden Light of Spanning the Earth!]
"Sentence carried out: 129,600 years."
[You have learned the Great Escape of the Five Elements!]
[You have learned the Supreme Purplish Lightning!]
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