He transmigrates as Sun Wukong, only to discover that he's a silicon-based life-form.
No wonder he's always been called the stone monkey. This is the real reason why.
Taishang Laojun: "My alchemy furnace couldn't melt Sun Wukong because it couldn't reach his melting point."
Guanyin Bodhisattva: "The Buddha pressed that monkey beneath Five-Finger Mountain for 500 years. I fed him iron pellets and copper juice, not to torture him, but because he can undergo nuclear fission."
Erlang Shen: "That rascal monkey isn't afraid of being cut by knives or hacked by axes because his body is harder than steel."
Zhu Bajie: "Brother Monkey isn't good at underwater combat because silicon reacts violently with water."
Sun Wukong: "Hold on, I understand all that, but can you explain how there's a spaceship in the sky, author?"
This is an extraordinary adventure to the West. Here, humanity has established the Celestial Court, the demon tribes are oppressed and bullied, the Dragon Descendants' underwater Dragon Palace soars through the universe, and the Western Heaven, which has suddenly appeared, harbors an unspeakable secret.
What remains the same is the spirit of defiance, the determination to win, and the longing for freedom.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
It's a good idea, but I didn't stick to it. It would be great if I could continue to work hard.
The author is dead and the paper is being burned.