Journey to the West: Taking a Hundred Classics to the West

Modern scholar Li Yuanwen traveled through the world of Journey to the West and became angry when he saw that Buddhism was shamelessly trying to deceive the world. I have Confucianism, which can educate the world and make people virtuous; I have Legalism, which can enforce strict laws and make people act in an orderly manner. I have the Mohists, who can master machines and control all things for people's use; I have the doctors, who can hang pots to help the world and make the people healthy. I have a farmer, who can feed me and keep the people alive; I have a military strategist, who can slay demons and eliminate demons, so that the human race can walk with their heads held high... I have hundreds of schools of thought, why do I need you, a hypocritical and shameless Buddhist, to come and deceive me? With hundreds of classics, Li Yuanwen embarked on the westward journey to save the people. The monsters and monsters along the way also suffered disasters from then on. If the Sun Wukong is stubborn and evil, he should be taught Confucianism and Taoism; if the pig is greedy and idle, he should be disciplined by the Legalists. White Bone Demon? My doctor's family still lacks a few skeleton specimens; Bull Demon King? My farm is plowing the land and is short of a few cattle. After traveling thousands of miles, when Li Yuanwen set foot on Lingshan Mountain, he became a saint immediately! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.