Journey to the West: the Storyteller Black Buddhism, the Bodhisattva Was Scared to Tears

He travels across the world and becomes a storyteller. Storytelling black myth: That Buddha is full of benevolence, righteousness and morality, and is devoted to worldly fame and wealth! The so-called Buddhist scriptures were stolen by the Tathagata, yet you still recite them plausibly! That Jade Emperor is nothing but a hypocrite who is full of moral integrity and bends the law for his own interests! The so-called immortals and gods regard all living beings as nothing more than ants, and yet you still worship them! If you don't kill, there will be no end to hatred! If you are not sexually immoral, all sentient beings are sins! If you don't lie, all your words will be in vain! At this moment, Sun Wukong became a saint with just one thought! At this moment, the hearts of thousands of Buddhas were broken, passed away and ascended to heaven! … Just when everyone was cheering. The Jade Emperor is depressed, Tathagata is confused, and the great powers of the three realms are even more confused! Jade Emperor: How can I bend the law for personal gain? Tathagata: I am not that rooster-crowding-dog-robber, let alone a demon. You slander me! Li Shimin: We, the human race, will not be like ants that fill the sky with gods and Buddhas. From today on, we, the army of the Tang Dynasty, will expand our territory and march to the west! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.