Introduction to "Journey to the West 2.0 Reincarnation BUG and Programmer's Fate" [Myth Reconstruction, Mythical Characters Decoded Digital Reincarnation] This is a counter-story of Journey to the West that subverts the classic: the three realms are actually a sandbox game of ancient gods, gathering scriptures is the main task set by the players, and the Leiyin Temple in Lingshan is actually the game console. Tang Monk is the 99th generation product of Heavenly Court's "Reincarnation Experiment". His memories of each life are sealed in the Wangchuan Mirror, and he travels westward just to test the "Perfect Belief Container"; Sun Wukong is the first BUG character to awaken, and the Tightening Curse is actually a time controller. Every time he thinks of it, he flashes back to the time when he was in trouble in Heaven; Zhu Bajie's rake hides the key to the Tianhe water prison, and Sha Monk's glass lamp fragments contain the world reset password.
The four masters and apprentices worked together to unravel the truth: the little white dragon in Yingchoujian was the residual data, Gao Laozhuang hid the backdoor of the game, Huang Fengling blew out the original code, and the White Bone Demon was the deleted ghost consciousness... When they broke through the NPC rebel army in Shituoling and arrived at Lingshan to face Tathagata (the highest level NPC), they found that the end of all resistance was just a line of code flashing on the screen of the programmer Xuanzang in the real world. Time loops are intertwined with multiple world lines, and the boundaries between virtuality and reality are gradually collapsing. They will eventually decide the outcome of the Three Realms among "awakening self-destruction", "loop dilemma" and "rebellion and alienation".
