Fighting Through the Journey to the West, Jin Chanzi Sings the Tathagata into a Frenzy

After transmigrating to the world of Journey to the West, Su Chen opens a vocational training shop.

From the start, he trains Jin Chanzi to become a legendary singer.

At a sermon gathering on Spirit Mountain, Jin Chanzi sings on and on, glaring at a million warrior monks.

"The wicked wait for your grace, while the good beg for your forgiveness."

"I knelt before Buddha for three thousand years, yet never saw my Buddha take pity."

In an instant, countless Buddhas fall into darkness, throwing the Buddhist faith, which was on the verge of flourishing, into chaos.

When he faces the bewildered Sun Wukong, Su Chen sings "Wukong."

"What use is this iron staff to me? I'll shatter the skies, defy all restraint. One strike, and you'll vanish into ash."

Sun Wukong's long-extinguished fighting spirit blazes back to life. He swings his staff at the heavens.

No matter how vast the conspiracy, no matter how mighty the sage,

Su Chen grips the heavens and earth with one hand, his voice echoing through the deepest reaches of the underworld.

"I want the sky to never again hide my eyes. I want the earth to never again bury my heart. I want all the gods and demons across the heavens to vanish into nothing."

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