I transmigrated into the world of Journey to the West and somehow became Tang Sanzang’s ninth incarnation.
Only after ten lifetimes of reincarnation can one attain the true fruit of Buddhahood!
As his ninth incarnation, I’m nothing but a skull on the Flowing Sand River.
To save myself, Sui Sanzang keeps recklessly testing the limits of death.
Jin Chanzi: You’ve ruined the grand plans of both the demons and the Buddhist Sect. I’ll kill you myself!
Yuanshi Tianzun: Fellow Daoist Sanzang, for the sake of harmony between Buddhism and Taoism, just give in.
Tathagata Buddha: You wretched disciple, return to your proper place!
Confucius: I’ll protect Sui Sanzang. If neither Buddhism nor Taoism wants him, then I’ll take him in for the Confucian school. My teachings welcome all!
Yang Guang: Master Sanzang, please protect the lands of our human realm!
The Chaos Bell: Sanzang, I’ve got your back. Got it?
Sun Wukong: Master, hurry and get me out! We’ll storm Mount Ling together and take down that old fool Tathagata.
…
I am Sui Sanzang, known as the “Threefold Burial Master.” I bury gods, demons, and Buddhas; I bury heaven and earth, and all living things!
Highly recommended. It seems refreshing at the moment. The author's perspective is not limited to the previous rules and regulations of Journey to the West, Fengshen, and Prehistoric novels. On the contrary, it increases the weight of the human race, writing about humans instead of writing about gods, taking humanity's confrontation with the way of heaven as the major theme, and taking the self-improvement of the human race, and the victory of man's victory over heaven as the ideal. Obviously the author has his own thinking and his own story rhythm. I think this article, although it is slow and the writing style is a bit immature, is worth reading! Looking forward to the follow-up plot!
Very good story