(Features some Black Myth plot points and mainly focuses on Zhu Bajie. The early chapters lean toward silly comedy.)
Zhu Tianpeng, who had spent half his life as a corporate wage slave, never imagined that a faulty game activation code would accidentally cause him to transmigrate to another world and become a newborn wild boar.
But this was no ordinary world. Demonic beasts, demon hunters, evil spirits, immortals, and other figures found only in myths came one after another.
Just as he finally cultivated into a demon, claimed a mountain as his territory, and married a rich beauty to reach the peak of his pig life, some fool with a lotus under his feet and a willow branch in a jade vase, who looked like a woman despite being a man, suddenly came looking for him.
What the heck? Is this Journey to the West? Am I Zhu Bajie?
The one walking toward you is Zhu Tianpeng: second-generation disciple of the Human Sect, the only true inheritor of Grand Mage Xuandu, foremost of the Four Saints of the North Pole in the Heavenly Court, a nominal scripture altar envoy of Western Buddhism, hailed as the most handsome man in the Three Realms, the strongest carbon-based life-form on Wild Boar Mountain, and the tyrannical son-in-law of Gao Village.
