Immortals, Buddhas, Demons, and Monsters: A Superbrain and Fahai's Demon-Slaying

Fa Hai is reborn into a vast mythological world where immortals, Buddhas, demons, and monsters coexist. He joins Jinshan Temple, blessed with a natural gift for enlightenment, but his super-brain refuses to activate. On the day Chan Master Lingyou passes away, the Black Snake King leads ten thousand monsters in an attack, and his master's body is in grave danger. Overcome with grief and rage, Fa Hai's blood surges, and his Arhat Fist reaches the minor mastery stage. His super-brain roars to life!

In just fifteen minutes, the Great Might Heavenly Dragon True Art reaches the minor mastery stage, his Arhat Dharma Body glows with golden light, and his Dharma Eye sees through illusions. Fa Hai rides a heavenly dragon into the sky, its power suppressing ten thousand monsters like a prison. A blow from his Vajra Prajna Palm shatters the Black Snake King's scales. The king summons heavenly thunder, hoping to transform into a jiao dragon and escape, but Fa Hai channels the power of the Buddhas at Jinshan Temple to form a sacred Wan seal, killing him with a single strike!

Half a year later, Fa Hai emerges from seclusion after reaching great mastery and enters Leifeng Pagoda carrying a staff that seems to prop up the sky. The monsters inside are vicious. On the fourth floor, they devour one another in an attempt to break free, but a single glance from Fa Hai burns the evil away with Buddhist fire. On the fifth floor, he encounters a crane spirit who has taken human form and lives in seclusion. On the sixth, a pair of scorpion spirits insult Chan Master Lingyou, and Fa Hai crushes their demonic bodies with a Vajra hand seal. Then, on the seventh floor, demonic energy surges into the heavens, and the statues of Buddha outside the pagoda begin to weep tears of blood.

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