Journey to the West: Smash the Golden Body of Ksitigarbha and Discover the Luck of Buddhism

The catastrophe of Journey to the West is approaching, and the underworld has become a plaything between heaven and the west. Yuchen, the son of the Yin Emperor, holds the laws of the underworld in his hands, and becomes a mortal when he leaves his house. With Fu Men forced into the backyard, he had no choice but to pass all the protagonist templates in his mind to Yin Zai, allowing them to awaken the heaven-defying path. As soon as the goddess of stability entered the mortal world, she killed two heavenly Taoist boys who had secretly gone to the lower world, scattering all the ashes. The sword-minded Hei Wuchang slashed at the Buddhist beast at the slightest disagreement, and Judge Chongtong even contradicted Ksitigarbha's decree in public. Yuchen originally wanted to continue hiding in the underworld and quietly make a fortune, but these protagonists who were fed by him personally acted more unreasonably than the others. The golden body of the Buddha's bones was broken into five parts and distributed to his subordinates. The origin of the quasi-sage was refined into elixirs and distributed casually. Even Di Ting, who came to ask questions, was carved with a slave seal and given to Jiang Nu as a mount. The remnant soul of Ksitigarbha knelt in the Sea of ​​the Dead and chanted sutras day and night, and all the monsters on the way to the West were killed. When Tianting and Xitian finally reacted, the gate to the underworld was already closed, and the group of lunatics in impermanent clothes had already reached Lingshan with knives. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.