Thousand-Year Journey to the West

The founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty invited Taoist monks to draw peace signs and place them in the "Heaven Cauldron" to measure the good and bad luck of the world. In the sixteenth year of Zhengde's reign, the heavenly cauldron was marked with an "extremely evil" sign. That night, the world's number one monkey demon caused a "shattering change." Since then, the balance between the human and demon worlds has been broken, and the world has fallen into eternal fear. Five years later, in order to seek inspiration for writing a book, Wu Cheng'en, a young demon hunter, and his senior brother Qing Xuan hunted down demons everywhere. By chance, he met the mysterious eldest daughter of the Li family, and the three of them went through hardships together. The disputes between immortals and demons, the power of intrigue, the fairness of heaven, and the ruthlessness of human hearts, the truth of all this was not understood until Wu Chengen wrote Journey to the West. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.