Honghuang: I'm the Shameless Buddha! Zhunti Is Put to Shame

Wu De transmigrates to the Primordial World and unexpectedly becomes the junior fellow disciple of Zhunti and Jieyin.

At this time, the Dragon-Han Tribulation has just ended, and Hongjun has finished preaching in the Zixiao Palace, becoming the Dao Ancestor.

Having read extensively about the Primordial World, Wu De knows that the West is barren, and that the Three Pure Ones of the Daoist Sect will look down on the West in the future.

As a being of the West, he is bound to be rejected by the East in days to come.

Besides, after the Journey to the West, Buddhism will flourish, and the Western Teachings will emerge victorious.

Wu De decides he might as well bring that future about ahead of schedule!

So in the Zixiao Palace, to secure a seat among the Sages, Wu De wins Nuwa over simply by saving her a seat!

On Buzhou Mountain, Wu De says, "This gourd pond is fated to belong to my Western Teachings!"

On the Sun Star, Wu De says, "This Fusang tree is fated to belong to my Western Teachings too!"

To revitalize the West, Wu De comes up with "shared magic treasures" and "group-buying schemes to get people to help slash the price of magic treasures," luring countless powerful beings into the sect!

Countless years later, Wu De looks upon the whole Primordial World, where everyone is recruiting people to join group buys and help slash prices for the Western Teachings, and feels deeply gratified.

Zhunti: "The shame of our sect is my junior fellow disciple Wu De! I am far inferior to him!!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.