Journey to the West Reality Show Buddha and Demon Gambling Game

Name: Journey to the West Reality Show Buddha and Demon Gambling Game
Author: Fanzhu

by Fanzhu

ongoing Xuanhuan Eastern Fantasy Male Lead

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About This Novel

This is a journey to the west that is watched by a billion immortals and demons, and there is a crazy game between scripts, traffic and beliefs. At the Bon Bon Festival, Tathagata and Mara used the way of heaven as evidence and signed a shocking bet: they would travel west to learn Buddhist scriptures and make it an epic reality show broadcast live to the three realms. As a result, the myth was reduced to a "show"-- Tang Seng is the male lead who has lost his memory and holds a "kind" script. Sun Wukong is a top martial artist who combines special effects and wears a "golden hoop to limit magic". Zhu Bajie is an "undercover" who walks between gods and demons and gets double pay. Every disaster is a carefully planned topic selection meeting; every monster is trying to squeeze out "drama" and merit. The audience reveled in the barrage, and the actors struggled with the rules-- Tianting calculates the ratings share, Lingshan controls the plot direction, and Mo Dao waits for opportunities to create explosive points. The experience learning team is just a few "roles" on the data panel that are monitored in real time. It wasn't until the set of "Girls' Kingdom" that the king whispered in Tang Seng's ear, tearing the first crack in the cognitive filter. When the fictional "script" begins to confront real flesh and blood, when the "actor" begins to ask "who am I" - a resistance against the entire "story world" quietly starts. What they embark on is no longer a path to gain experience. It is the road to awakening that exposes the biggest scam in the Three Realms. This book is based on "Journey to the West" and reconstructs a modern fable in which gods, Buddhas and demons are all "workers", and faith and traffic dance together. When the golden hoop turns into a contract and the disaster turns into a script, can you still recognize the Monkey King who wants to be "himself"? High in front