The Strife of Journey to the West: Little Guo

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In the Information Age, a family of spiritual cultivators has spent a thousand years doing good deeds. In recognition of their good works and to encourage more good deeds, they receive a reward from the Human Way. After discussing it, the current members of the Ling family choose a future heir from the You generation, named Ling Youdao, to receive the reward. Ling Youdao asks the Human Way: filial duty to one's parents and elders cannot be abandoned, so is there a way to have the best of both worlds? The Human Way lets Youdao's living elders enjoy the same lifespan as him. Until that shared lifespan runs out, their own lifespans will not be consumed, and they will not continue to age. At ease, Ling Youdao chooses three conditions and asks the Human Way to transmigrate him to a world that fulfills them.

First, he must be human. Second, it must be safe. Third, both longevity and strength must be able to increase without limit through hard work.

For young readers

A family legacy, Youdao, gains the reward of the Way.

In Journey to the West, at Chechi, Ling Youdao asks and learns the intentions of the Three Pure Ones and the Mother of Humanity. He seeks the Three Sovereigns' respect for Heaven and Earth. With a little wisdom, he thwarts the Buddhists' scheme and settles down as the ruler of a small country.

He founds a nation named Xi, carrying on the spirit of Yan and Huang. Its people are united in harmony, and it is called Huaxia. He moves the capital, inheriting Qin, and builds a China without walls, unifying the Western Ox Continent and gazing out over the world.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.