Journey to the West: Refusing to Enter Buddhism, Marrying a Wife and Fighting Gods and Buddhas All over the Sky

Chen Wei traveled through time and became Tang Monk. He had been a bachelor for thirty years in his previous life and would never become a monk even if he died. Abbot Shikong tried hard to persuade him to no avail, so he threw away 10,000 taels of silver and returned to secular life without looking back. Special abilities are straightforward - the more determined you are to marry a wife, the greater the reward. The matchmaker brought Lin Huixian, the most beautiful woman in Chang'an City, and Chen Wei set a betrothal gift of 500 taels at a glance, which made his father-in-law and mother-in-law very happy. On the night of the wedding, the system's golden light lit up: the husband and wife's cultivation levels increased simultaneously, and they were bound to live and die together. From then on, every day the cultivation of love grew stronger. Chen Wei also opened the Immortal Drunken Pavilion, selling distilled spirits for hundreds of taels per jar, and Chang'an's powerful people competed for them. Master Shi Kong finally couldn't sit still anymore, broke into the door and took the person back to Ci'en Temple. He also used a spell to imitate Chen Wei's voice and said to Priscilla Lin, "This is the fate." Seeing his wife breaking down and crying, Chen Wei was furious - the system determined that his will had reached its extreme, the restrictions collapsed, and his cultivation level temporarily skyrocketed. Shi Kong smashed Chen Wei's Dantian with one palm, trying to destroy all his cultivation. But in the next second, the deeper the relationship between the couple, the faster the strength recovers. In the flash of golden light, the two men directly surpassed the abbot in cultivation. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.