Journey to the West: The Monkey Called Me Dad from the Start, and I Took the Blame for Everything

Su Hao transmigrates to the Primordial World and, thanks to his God-Tier Sign-In System, becomes a Mythic Great Luo early on, transcending time and space to attain eternal Daohood.

However, he doesn't realize that this Great Luo is not the same as the other Great Luos. Thinking that the Primordial World is full of Quasi-Sages and that Great Luos are nothing special, he avoids every great calamity and keeps to himself at his Daoist retreat.

One day, with the Journey to the West calamity about to begin, a sudden impulse reminds him of the small connection he once shared with the Monkey King. So he heads to Flower-Fruit Mountain.

Just as he laments that the Monkey King is merely a pawn in the hands of the gods and Buddhas of the heavens, the monkey is unexpectedly born ahead of schedule.

Even more astonishingly, the newborn monkey opens his mouth and calls Su Hao "Dad."

That changes everything. The secrets of the heavens fall into chaos, and the Sages of the heavens have no idea what has happened.

Because of that one word, "Dad," Su Hao decides to stop lying low and take the blame for everything on the monkey's behalf.

And so the gods and Buddhas throughout the heavens are in for a miserable time...

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