Journey to the West: I Became the Chief of Fangcun Mountain

The Chu and Han Dynasties came to an end, and Han Zuo was first established. In 202 BC, the gods and Buddhas were silent in the human world, and the Journey to the West had not yet begun. It was still two hundred years before Shihou became a disciple, and eight hundred years before he went to the West to learn Buddhist scriptures. Ji Cheng, who was reborn as a Chang'an city guard with complete memories of his journey to the West, mistakenly entered Lingtai Fangcun Mountain and became a disciple of Patriarch Bodhi. There is no chaos in this world, only the pure Tao of Journey to the West, and the art of wielding swords and slaying demons in Shushan, spanning the worlds of humans and immortals. Relying on Su Hui's foreknowledge of heavenly secrets, he crushed the disciples of his generation, discovered the origins of the Seventy-two Changes and Somersault Clouds, learned the supreme swordsmanship, and surpassed his peers in the world, becoming the youngest chief disciple in the history of Fangcun Mountain. The gods and Buddhas have not yet awakened, demons are rampant, and the barriers between the two realms are crumbling. Jicheng sits in Fangcun and is outside the chess game of Journey to the West. He does not follow the way of heaven or Buddhism. In the unknown years of Han and Tang Dynasties, he killed monsters in the world, suppressed monsters in the mountains and wild places, and stabilized the order of the two worlds. When Sun Wukong went to the mountains to seek the truth and the journey to the West began to take shape, the gods of the three realms were shocked to realize that the chief senior brother who lived in seclusion had already taken charge of the world and overlooked the entire chess game of Journey to the West! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.