You Cut My Red Thread, and Now You Want a Wife, Buddha?

Ji Linchen transmigrates to the world of Journey to the West and becomes the Old Man of the Moon. He grows stronger by tying red strings of fate for people.

Before the calamity of Journey to the West begins, the Buddhist sect cuts the red string of fate between Tianpeng and his destined partner to sabotage him, causing Ji Linchen to lose out on his reward.

“Choice One: Keep your head down and remain the Old Man of the Moon. Don’t get involved in the calamity. Complete the task to receive one hundred thousand merit points.”

“Choice Two: Submit to the Buddhist sect, admit your mistake, and promise never to tie red strings at random again. Complete the task to receive the rank of Bodhisattva.”

“Choice Three: Destroy the Buddhist sect. Receive the Supreme Red String of Fate and unlock the Journey to the West questline.”

After Ji Linchen makes his choice, he remembers a day many years ago, when the Tathagata was still Duobao and asked him to introduce him to a Daoist partner.

“You had your disciples cut my red string. Now, Tathagata, you still think you deserve a wife?”

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