Journey to the West: I Just Became a Buddha, and Old Sun Has a Kid?

[Journey to the West] [Honghuang] [A Dad Who Defies the Clichés]

After becoming the Victorious Fighting Buddha, Sun Wukong discovers that life as a deity is even harder to endure than the pilgrimage.

Just as his faith is about to crumble, a demoness storms Spirit Mountain and cries out in front of all the gods and Buddhas:

“I gave birth to your child!”

Sun Wukong is about to deal with her when every deity on Spirit Mountain suddenly bows in unison.

“We humbly beseech the Great Sage to become a father for the sake of Buddhism’s legacy through the ages!”

“Congratulations, Great Sage, on finally having an heir!”

Looking at his colleagues and superiors, who would throw away every last shred of dignity for their KPIs, Sun Wukong is utterly dumbfounded.

He points at the demoness. “Old Sun doesn’t know her!”

Tathagata: “You’ve already got a child. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know her!”

Tang Sanzang: “Where’s my disciple’s grandchild? Bring him over so I can hold him!”

Sun Wukong thinks this is just another headache that comes with Buddhahood.

Little does he know that this chaotic experience of raising a child will become his last peaceful stretch of time with the entire Three Realms.