Journey to the West: The Plot Runs Backward? Taking Concubines Makes Me Stronger!

Ye Weiyang wakes up transmigrated as Sun Wukong in the world of Journey to the West, only to discover that the story is unfolding backward.

But no matter. Killing gods and Buddhas raises his cultivation, while taking concubines earns him merit points.

Chang'e: Wukong's Golden Cudgel can change however he wants? That's amazing...

The Seven Fairies: The Immobilization Spell? Wait, Great Sage, what are you doing? The peaches are up in the tree... Holy crap... We're done for...

Queen of the Women's Country: With Imperial Brother here, why would I need the Mother-Child River Water...

The princesses: My consort is basically a master of time management...

Years later.

Tathagata: I told you to deliver the scriptures, and you're taking concubines? Is that how you repay the cultivation of my Buddhist order?

Ye Weiyang turns around and pins the Buddha beneath Five Elements Mountain: "I've always hated those bald Western monks!"

Jade Emperor: Who else can we send to marry into another kingdom?

When the sages finally see Ye Weiyang turn the Three Realms upside down, they can no longer stay hidden.

Ye Weiyang: "Everyone except Nuwa, get lost..."

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