Journey to the West: I Taught Them Casually, and My Disciples Became Sages

Ye Chen transmigrates into the world of Journey to the West and is scared stiff. He knows far too many secrets he was never supposed to know.

Nuwa tears a hole in the sky, then uses the flesh and blood of all living beings to forge five-colored stones and patch it up.

The gods and Buddhas cause all the disasters and diseases in the human world to make people fear and revere them.

The Peach Garden and the Ginseng Fruit Tree are surrounded by piles of bones.

Ye Chen only wants to lie low in a small village in Great Qin. That is, until one day, a monkey comes to ask him to be his master.

He starts taking in disciples and casually teaching them, and every one of them becomes a Saint.

His eldest disciple, Sun Wukong, masters the Way of Battle, fighting Heaven and Earth and shattering the void. His second disciple, Ying Zhen, brings peace to the land, builds a holy court, and protects the people. His third disciple, the Bull Demon King, masters the Heavenly Horned Ant technique...

The Jade Emperor is stunned. They said it was just a riot in Heaven, so how did he end up dead?

The two Saints of the West are stunned. They said Buddhism was supposed to flourish, so why is it nearly gone?

Daoist Hongjun is stunned. I only merged with the Dao, so how did the Primordial World end up turned upside down?

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