After Traveling to the West, I Became a Buddha Three Hundred Years Ago

Three hundred years after the Buddhist scriptures ended, Sun Wukong had defeated the Buddha in battle. On the Lingshan Mountain, he is draped in gold, sitting on a lotus platform, receiving the incense from all people. Everyone in the world said that he had achieved enlightenment. But for three hundred years, no one called him King again. That day, the Lingshan Buddhist bell suddenly cracked, and the cries of countless dead souls came from the bell. On the same night, black snow fell on Huaguo Mountain. The descendants of the monkey tribe in front of Shuilian Cave knelt in front of the Buddha statue, praying for victory in the fight and the Buddha appearing. Tathagata forbids Sun Wukong to go down the mountain. Heaven issued an edict, ordering him to guard Lingshan and not leave his position. The Buddhas said that this is the overall situation of the three realms. Sun Wukong was silent for a long time, then took off his Buddhist beads and picked up the golden cudgel. Three hundred years. For the first time, he did not claim to be a victorious Buddha. He said: "My grandson, go back to Huaguo Mountain." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.