Journey to the West: Starting from Bad Debts

Do you think Journey to the West is about conquering demons and completing meritorious deeds? Wrong! This is actually a carefully designed financial liquidation drama jointly controlled by Heaven and Buddhism! And the Monkey King you are familiar with is just the number one scapegoat in this shocking conspiracy! When Sun Wukong was recruited to heaven, thinking that he could join the immortal class, he unexpectedly discovered that heaven was not a holy land, but a corrupt bureaucracy with gold on the outside and corruption on the inside. From the falsified and bad accounts of Yumajian to the monopoly of resources in Pantaoyuan, what he saw was not the moral integrity of the immortals, but the arrogance of power and endless greed. The so-called "havoc in heaven" was actually a trap set up by the Jade Emperor to cover up the treasury deficit and divert attention. Five hundred years under the Five Elements Mountain, he has been known as the "monkey causing trouble", but he is the scapegoat for the financial crisis of the entire fairy world. After escaping from the trap and being forced to embark on the journey of seeking Buddhist scriptures, Sun Wukong gradually understood that this journey to the west was not a simple quest for Buddhist scriptures. The eighty-one difficulties along the way are just a cover-up for Heaven and Buddhism to work together to "settle the accounts." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.