Honghuang: As Nuwa's Benevolent Corpse, I Talk Her into the Bodhisattva Path

Gu Tian transmigrates to the Primordial World, intending to use his knowledge of the plot to claim every opportunity for himself. Instead, he becomes Nuwa's benevolent incarnation, filled with truth, goodness, and beauty, and even swearing is censored.

So he gives up and lounges around inside Nuwa, taking whatever he can get. If trouble comes, Nuwa handles it; if there's nothing to do, he makes trouble for Nuwa.

In his day-to-day life, he even calls himself a living bodhisattva, spouting benevolence and morality as he persuades Nuwa to pursue the Bodhisattva's Great Way.

Thus, a supreme benefactor appears in the Primordial World, traveling everywhere to save people from suffering.

To keep the Primordial World from being destroyed by the casualties among the Wu and Yao clans, Nuwa is forced to establish the Bodhisattva Sect, restrain both sides, and build it up into a major force.

To save the withering spiritual veins of the West, Nuwa is forced to become a foreman, overseeing Jieyin and Zhunti as they plant trees.

To maintain peace in the Primordial World, ensure the Bodhisattva's teachings are put into practice, and create an ideal, peaceful world, Nuwa is forced to cultivate until her strength surpasses the Three Pure Ones and rises above Hongjun.

She becomes an existence that is invincible beneath the Heavenly Dao, but can only trade one-for-one against it.

Countless ages later, when Gu Tian emerges from Nuwa's body and sees the realm she has won for him, he lets out a "Heh heh heh" laugh.

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