Journey to the West: I Take the Classics of a Hundred Schools on My Journey West

Modern scholar Li Yuanwen transmigrates into the vast world of Journey to the West. When he sees Buddhism shamelessly trying to deceive the people, he flies into a rage.

I have Confucianism, which can educate all under heaven and make people virtuous. I have Legalism, which can enforce strict laws and keep the people in order.

I have Mohism, which can master machinery and put all things to human use. I have the School of Medicine, which can heal the sick and keep the people healthy.

I have the School of Agriculture, which can feed the people and sustain their lives. I have the School of Military Strategy, which can slay demons and monsters so that humanity can hold its head high...

I have the Hundred Schools of Thought. Why would I need your hypocritical, shameless Buddhism to come and deceive people?

Carrying the classics of the Hundred Schools, Li Yuanwen sets out on a westward journey to save all living beings. From then on, the demons and monsters along the way are in for a world of trouble.

Sun Wukong is unruly, so Confucian teachings will set him straight. Zhu Wuneng is lazy and pleasure-seeking, so Legalism will keep him in line. The White Bone Spirit? My medical school is short a few skeleton specimens. The Bull Demon King? My agricultural school needs a few oxen for plowing.

After traveling eighty-one thousand li, when Li Yuanwen sets foot on Spirit Mountain, he unexpectedly attains sainthood on the spot!

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