Journey to the West: Divine Punishment Descends, and Sha Wujing Quits Carrying the Luggage

In the chaotic primordial world, the Heavenly Dao looms, and sins multiply.

Chu Feng was once an immortal official in the Celestial Court, but after being framed by a villain and banished to the mortal realm, he became Sha Wujing, a member of the pilgrimage party.

At his lowest point, he unexpectedly awakens the Heavenly Dao Book of Sins. From then on, he wields the power of heavenly punishment, striking down sinners throughout the world.

On the pilgrimage, he is no longer a silent follower carrying the luggage, but a blade of justice that slays demons and vanquishes evil.

Against monsters and demons wreaking havoc among mortals, and hypocrites hiding behind a righteous facade, Chu Feng uses the Book of Sins to reveal their crimes and call down heavenly punishment to destroy them.

He believes that evil cannot triumph over good, and that righteousness must be defended with thunderous force. Buddhist teachings alone cannot reform the wicked.

Along the way, Chu Feng uses the power of heavenly punishment to purge demonic forces and rapidly improve his cultivation by sharing fortune. He also vigorously spreads the principle of carrying out Heaven's will throughout the Three Realms.

His actions shock the Three Realms. He not only humiliates the Western Sect, but also draws the attention of the Sages of Chaos, who speculate about the true identity of this mysterious enforcer of heavenly punishment.

In the form of Sha Wujing, Chu Feng carries out the will of Heaven and writes a primordial legend all his own on the pilgrimage.

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