Journey to the West: Starting with Bodhi, I Prove the Primordial Chaos Dao

King Wen pulled the carriage for eight hundred paces, securing eight hundred years of Zhou rule.

In the chaos of the Western Zhou, Jiang Yuan awakes from a deep dream as if a lifetime has passed. Memories of his former life surge back. Only then does he realize that the flowers before him are neither flowers, and the mist neither mist; even his own existence seems both real and illusory.

At the age of four, he developed a yearning for the Dao and longed for immortality. But with both his parents still alive, he hid his wish to seek the immortals deep in his heart, wanting only to serve them devotedly and wait until they had passed away before embarking on the path of cultivation.

When he was sixteen, his parents died one after the other. With no more ties to hold him back, Jiang Yuan dismissed the servants, burned down his old home, and set out alone to travel the world in search of the Great Dao of Immortality.

At nineteen, he finally encountered a reclusive master. He begged to become his disciple, but was never accepted.

Only at twenty-nine did the Daoist finally nod and formally take him in.

Jiang Yuan bowed respectfully and asked, "May I ask your master's Daoist name?"

The Daoist replied coolly, shaking Jiang Yuan to his core:

"Bodhi."

In an instant, countless fragments of memory exploded in his mind.

This was the world of Journey to the West.

And his master was none other than Patriarch Bodhi, the unfathomably powerful immortal who lived in seclusion on Mount Lingtai Fangcun!

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