Journey to the West: The Joyful Days of Slaying Gods and Buddhas

Xie Mao transmigrated, apparently into the body of a heavenly soldier stranded in the mortal world.

Heavenly King Li said awkwardly, "He's a heavenly soldier, but he's also an executioner."

An arhat asked, "What does that mean?"

Heavenly King Li continued awkwardly, "It means that in all the Three Realms, there isn't a living being he can't cut down."

Erlang Shen was astonished. "How can you possibly be that powerful?"

The Jade Emperor narrowed his eyes and muttered, "Old friend, you're still as crazy as ever. Go on, cut away. Smash this whole rotten vat to pieces for me."

The Buddha was shocked. "Who is he?!"

The Old Lord seemed to remember something and jumped in alarm, dropping the horsetail whisk from his hand.

Xie Mao sighed. "This is so boring."

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