Journey to the West: I Am the Six-Eared Macaque, and I Refuse to Become a Buddha

Liu Changqing transmigrates into Journey to the West and becomes the Six-Eared Macaque on Flower-Fruit Mountain.

At this point, Sun Wukong is still an immortal stone. Liu Changqing, who should have been able to do as he pleased in Journey to the West, instead makes the stone the foundation of his cultivation.

Liu Changqing: I've already reached the level of a quasi-sage. Wukong, you're only good for making pills now.

Sun Wukong: Big Brother, once I'm born, I can help you steal peaches from the Queen Mother of the West. Please don't kill me!

Jade Emperor: Could someone please block the South Heaven Gate and stop him from wandering into the immortals' sleeping quarters?

Guanyin Bodhisattva: Buddha, the immortal stone on Flower-Fruit Mountain has been split open by Liu Changqing.

Tathagata Buddha: Liu Changqing, how can you become a Buddha when you're so stubborn?

Liu Changqing: Sorry, I'll never become a Buddha!

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