Journey to the West: Beheaded from the Start, I Take Disciples and Destroy Buddhism

The Great Sage was still pinned beneath Five Elements Mountain, Bajie was still doing farm work at Gao Village, and Sha Seng was still staying by the Flowing Sand River. As for Tang Seng, he was still in a temple, eating vegetarian food and praying to Buddha.

Meanwhile, the Dragon King of the Jing River, a fifth-rank celestial official within Chang'an, had just been beheaded on trumped-up charges.

In this life, rather than lingering as an indestructible remnant and haunting Emperor Tang, he went undercover in the capital and opened a bookstore.

He obtained a System that made him stronger whenever he taught his disciples.

He set out to recruit disciples and teach them, preparing to overthrow the Western Heaven and bring glory to the Dragon Clan.

In ancient times, the Dragon Clan's chief had already joined his own fortune with that of humanity.

But by this time, the ruler of humanity was no longer the Human Sovereign, but the Son of Heaven.

He would help the Son of Heaven reclaim the title of Human Sovereign and enshrine the gods at Mount Tai.

From then on, everyone would be like dragons, and dragons would be like everyone else.

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