Journey to the West: I Accidentally Ruined Buddhism’s Grand Plan!

This is better than most Journey to the West novels. The protagonist thinks he's just a mortal, but he's actually invincible. He teaches Wukong and Tang Sanzang to escape their fate. The villains, unsurprisingly, are Buddhist. So far, these villains have relatively normal intelligence (in other Journey to the West novels, the Bodhisattvas are mindless and utterly depraved, embodying greed, anger…

Please, no harem, and absolutely no female lead. The plot can be a little funny, but please, no female lead or harem!

This book is excellent, as long as you ignore the reviews. Once you read the reviews, you realize it's not quite to your taste. (Personal opinion, please don't criticize.)

These kinds of stories are better than those where the protagonist, a self-proclaimed invincible overlord, changes the mindset of the characters in Journey to the West, thus altering the plot's direction.

It's great! I'm completely engrossed in this book. The protagonist patiently guides a wayward teenager named Dapeng, helping him to stop his rebellion. It's truly wonderful. This is the second time I've given a huge compliment to an author.

I've lost count of how many books this is; it's all the same formula of characters becoming stronger. The protagonists are all handsome, and they never leave cheese when they eat. The question is, what kind of rare and precious food do they leave behind? Why can't they attract the number one divine dog in the Three Realms? Author, don't you like dogs? 😏

The once upright and respectful senior disciple of the Jie Sect has ultimately become the very thing he despised. Driven by power and the desire to control his own destiny, he manipulates the fates of others, striving to escape being used as a pawn, only to become the pawn himself.

The book is great. Perhaps the Jie Sect was targeted in the Investiture of the Gods and was very unhappy about it! It was great to see the Tongtian Sect Leader turn against Laozi and the Four Sages fight ahead of schedule. Keep up the good work, author!

Xu Yang appeared so intelligent when he spoke with Li Shimin. , He had no doubts whatsoever. Dragon-shaped jade pendants are something that ordinary people can obtain. There was not a single doubt. And what about the characters he encountered before, like Sun Wukong, Xuanzang, and Liu Er? He knew this was the Journey to the West, so why didn't he suspect them at all?

It's pretty good, I'm only on page 25, but the main character keeps thinking about having a beautiful woman. Just when things are getting interesting, he keeps saying things like, "When are you going to get a wife?" It's so annoying, like swallowing a fly 🤦🤦