Journey to the West: Immortals and Buddhas Fight

Sakyamuni was ordered by the Buddha to be exiled to the Abyss of Darkness, and it was Tathagata who was responsible for the execution. Five hundred years later, Mara sent a black lotus, the primordial spirit, out of the abyss of darkness and gave birth to a baby, but he did not want to be eaten by the peacock, the daughter of the phoenix. The black lotus, the primordial spirit of Mara, took root in the peacock's internal organs to recuperate. The peacock was frightened, but he was unable to deal with it, so he had to venture into the Buddhist world alone and ask Tathagata Buddha to save him. Unexpectedly, the Tathagata Buddha was angry with her for killing living beings and wanted to kill her. In desperation, Peacock threatened the Buddha with his undead baby, spared his life, converted to the Buddhist world, and was named Peacock Great Ming King Bodhisattva by the Tathagata. After the baby boy was rescued by the Tathagata Buddha, he was ordered by the Buddha to take the golden cicada back to the ordinary people's home in the lower world for feeding and raising. I thought that the matter was over, but the baby boy and Mara were born together, and they had already formed a karmic relationship. How could he live his life like an ordinary person in the mortal world? So an incredible thing happened to him. On the other side, the Tathagata Buddha, the hero of a generation, started a journey to the west in order to magnify the Buddhist world and compete with the immortal world. For more exciting things, please collect and pay attention to this book. The battle between immortals and Buddha is about to break out. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.