Journey to the West: Become a Great Mystic Deity After Death? From the Start, I Urged Li Er to Destroy Buddhism

Qin Changsheng transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty in Journey to the West. Once he confirmed that he would become invincible the moment he died, he began recklessly courting death.

But then he suddenly realized that there was something wrong with this world.

During a drought in Guanzhong, with the people displaced and homeless, Qin Changsheng advised the court at Taiji Hall to seize the Buddhist sect's wealth and use it to fill the national treasury, hoping to anger the Two Sages of the West into personally wiping him out.

But Emperor Taizong was moved to tears, believing that Qin was so loyal to the country that he would protect him at all costs, even if it cost him his own life.

I am the Golden-Winged Peng King, an utterly wicked demon. I tried to replace Tang Sanzang on the Journey to the West, but failed, and now the Tathagata and the others are hunting me down. I told Qin Changsheng, "Stay away from me. You'll get yourself killed."

But Brother Qin said, "What does life or death matter to a true man? We've sworn brotherhood, so I ought to stand up for you. Go! I'll hold them off!"

The Golden-Winged Peng King was deeply moved. So there really were men in this world who faced death without fear and would willingly give their lives.

Qin Chang...

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