Journey to the West: Dominance of the Three Realms Begins with the Ascension of the Saint Monk

Sanzang took back the Buddhist scriptures, and the king of Tang Dynasty did not wait for his younger brother's transcendence until his death. The late king of Yuhua Prefecture was a disciple of the Great Sage Qitian, and the blood stains under the dragon-slaying platform still reflected the shadow of Cao Cao. The elegant Muxian Temple has long since disappeared from Jingji Ridge, and the fortune teller Yuan Shoucheng has disappeared from Chang'an Street. Patriarch Bodhi has never passed away, and both Buddha and Tao are at your fingertips. The Jade Emperor couldn't bear Tathagata's ambition, but he didn't know who was playing the role of the fisherman. The roar of the Demon King came from the abyss of darkness, and the sigh of the Underworld Emperor echoed in the Nine Netherworld. **The reborn divine bird takes up the banner of the Demon King again. How can weak and divided mortals resist the turmoil in the six realms? The young man who walked out of Daci'en Temple carried a forbidden inheritance. I can be crazy about something, but I dare to curse: Heaven and earth are unkind. "Since heaven and earth are unkind, then what use do I have from you. If an immortal bullies me, kill the immortal; if a Buddha restrains me, kill the Buddha; if a ghost restrains me, I will make you unable to become a ghost. We, mortals, will set up our own Taoist court to see who dares to be superior." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.