My Sword Slays the Lion Camel, Defying Immortals and Buddhas

Modern office worker Yi Feng died in a car accident while saving someone, then awoke in the primordial world of Journey to the West. The Stone Monkey had yet to awaken, and the Heavenly Court and Buddhist realm were only beginning to establish order. Born with striking white hair and blue eyes, he used the kindness in his heart to help the poor and protect villagers. By chance, Patriarch Bodhi, traveling through the world, took notice of him and made him his first disciple. At Fangcun Mountain, he spent three years sweeping floors and tempering his character, then five years comprehending the Dao and honing his true abilities. He mastered not only the Seventy-Two Transformations, the Somersault Cloud, and other divine arts, but also the essence of Daoism and Buddhism, turning magic into a shield to protect the good. When the Stone Monkey burst from the rock, Yi Feng became the Great Sage's senior disciple. He helped Wukong refine his transformations and hide his tail, and joined him in mischief and cultivation. Their friendship deepened, but Yi Feng gradually realized that the mischievous monkey was destined to shake the Three Realms, and that the skills he had learned would one day put him at odds with the rules of gods and Buddhas in his quest to protect the good. Later, Wukong was imprisoned beneath Five Elements Mountain for causing chaos in the underworld and storming the Heavenly Court. Yi Feng, unwilling to submit to the hidden rules of gods and Buddhas, also left Fangcun Mountain. As he wandered the Three Realms alone, he witnessed their hypocrisy: they preached compassion while letting their underlings wreak havoc among mortals. The three demons of Shituo Kingdom slaughtered a million people, and the gods and Buddhas were backing them. Enraged, Yi Feng drew his sword and slew the three demons in Shituo City. But this thoroughly enraged the gods and Buddhas, and he embarked on a thousand-year journey of flight and adventure. From the turmoil of the Eastern Han to the Five Barbarians' uprising in the Jin Dynasty, from the division of the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the unification under the Sui, then through the prosperity of the Tang, the refined elegance of the Song, the vastness of the Yuan, the ups and downs of the Ming, and the vicissitudes of the Qing, Yi Feng crossed a thousand years and made many close friends along the way. A fox spirit from Tushan used a thousand years of cultivation to help him escape danger; the Qingqiu fox clan explored ancient secret realms with him; and fellow disciples from his days at Fangcun Mountain crossed time and space to meet him