Retracing the Journey to the West: The Struggle Between Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism

[No System] [Rebel] [Follows the original novel] [No Primordial World] [The truth behind Journey to the West] [Historical backgrounds of mythological figures] [The development of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism] [Ancient mythology] [Classic of Mountains and Seas] [Has a heroine] Chen Fan had just finished studying Wu Cheng’en’s original Journey to the West and was about to write fan fiction when he unexpectedly transmigrated into Tang Sanzang, a monk who could do nothing but chant sutras. He also gained the memories, insight, and photographic memory of the historical Master Xuanzang. How could he survive in a world overrun by demons? Chen Fan could only rely on his interpretations of Journey to the West and various legends, enter the game himself, and win half a move against Heaven... persuading demons, and seducing demonesses... There’s no rebel in the Celestial Court? Nezha won’t rebel? I’ll turn him against them myself! I’ll raise him... You want to tame Sun Wukong? Have you asked me, Chen Sanzang? Li Jing is the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King? No, he became a god as Duke of Wei. He’s no lackey of the Beggars’ Sect!!! After cultivating for 500 years, Chen Fan finally comprehends the ultimate divine power: the Separation of Man and God (dissociative identity disorder)!!!