Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 520 516. Comments on "I Raise Spiders in Pansi Cave"

Today I would like to recommend a thought-provoking article to you.

"I Raise Spiders in the Spider Cave", Kunwuqi, a level 4 author.

Category: Light Novel-Original Fantasy.

【Introduction】

"Young man, I see that you have extraordinary bones and are a rare genius in the field of cultivation. Come with me, and the task of maintaining world peace will be left to you!"

"Do you provide meals?"

"Tube."

Qi Wufei followed an old Taoist who could fly into the sky on a whisk and came to Pansiling.

Walk the chicken, the dog, and the spider every day,
Playing mahjong and taking a bubble bath,
Living a carefree and happy life like a god.

One day, the monster came.
The master ran away.

The spiders kept in the Pansi Cave have all become spirits...

This is an alternative and funny cultivation novel. The monsters have no IQ and the gods are very stupid.

Cultivating immortals...I am serious about it!

If you want to read serious brain-burning articles, please go to my other book "Dream Guide", which has been completed.

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter One: Master, Don't Run Away. The protagonist, a time-traveling disciple of the Huanghua Monastery, has no money for cultivating immortality. He's about to go to Nalan City to sell some talismans, but is stopped by the Sky Police. They tell him that flying is prohibited for the foreseeable future. The protagonist returns to the monastery, but the master is fleeing, having heard that a powerful demon is passing through, en route to Lion Camel Ridge. He leaves the protagonist with only a mirror he can't read, and takes all his money.

Chapter 2: A Big Loss. After his master's departure, the protagonist takes charge of the Huanghua Monastery, chanting a spell to summon the golden pheasants from Spider Ridge and arranging for precautions. He then goes to the Silkworm Cave and takes seven spiders for a bath. Unexpectedly, they play a trick on him and bite him seven times. Returning to the monastery, he remembers that the mirror was brought with him during his time travel.

Chapter 3, Bagua Mirror. The protagonist has a dream. Inside the dream, there's a door with patterns arranged according to the Bagua directions. After deciphering the pattern for a long time, the protagonist finally enters. Upon waking, the Bagua mirror reveals his true form. A golden pheasant arrives to announce that someone has ascended the mountain on a flying donkey.

Chapter 4, Judge Liu. The judge from the City God Temple arrives with a message: After the restructuring of the Heavenly Palace, many minor immortals have moved on, their former glory diminished. Judge Liu is not so bad, having secured a public vehicle, which he can charge simply by performing a spell to attract lightning. The protagonist's master is absent, so he can't attend the meeting, and the protagonist's own immortal rank is not high enough. After Judge Liu leaves, the protagonist uses the Bagua mirror to take a look at the golden pheasant and the dog, revealing a number of causal relationships.

Chapter 5, City God's Office. The next day, the protagonist goes to the City God Temple to meet with Director Qin. He is told to be wary of the recent passage of the Thousand-Year-Old Bat Demon and specifically warns him that the Immortal Shield Bureau, led by Erlang Shen, is intent on interfering in Spider Ridge. Being a wise man, the protagonist immediately sides with the City God Temple. However, Director Qin is intent on recruiting the protagonist, demonstrating considerable ambition. [Brief Commentary]

Kunwuqi, a level 4 author, has written three works: "Muye Chaoge", "Dream Guide" and "I Raise Spiders in Pansi Cave".

"I Raise Spiders in the Silkworm Cave" is actually an award-winning work. It was in the "One Emperor, Four Emperors" light novel competition. I can't remember which prize it won, but I think it was third place.

This book launched on May 1st, with an initial order of 210, a very low number, and has yet to reach the pinnacle of quality. However, it currently has 72,200 favorites on Qidian, 4101 on the bookstore, and 130,000 followers. There are six alliance leaders, two of whom are silver. The top fan actually won silver twice, suggesting a significant investment in this book.

The story is quite interesting.

The protagonist also traveled through time and space. He was the first disciple of Huanghua Temple, the centipede monster with eyes in Journey to the West.

The style is nonsensical and seemingly illogical, but the various settings in the book are still based on current reality and are hidden very deeply. There is a sense of allusion.

The Bagua mirror in the protagonist's hand has similar functions to the magic mirror of the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King. However, he is no match for Li Jing now.

I'm really looking forward to how this book will end. Will he leave Huanghua Temple and dominate the world, or will he be accepted as a disciple by the Buddha? There's no clue yet.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
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【Cang's Ramblings】

This book is in the style I like.

There is much more fun in practicing Taoism in an unorthodox way than in a proper way.

An alternative Journey to the West story, more exciting than the one in which the man went through 81 trials and tribulations but became a Buddhist disciple, with no subsequent story.

Of course, all of this is a feeling I can only have by standing on the shoulders of "Journey to the West" and countless Journey to the West fan fiction.

I hope you like this book~
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