Journey to the West: Reborn as a Pangolin, the Great Sage Begs Me to Stop Digging

Transmigrated into a pangolin beneath Five Elements Mountain, all he has to do is keep his head down to earn points and grow stronger! The Great Sage: Brother, stop digging! At this rate, Five Elements Mountain is going to collapse!

Li Changsheng transmigrates into the world of Journey to the West and becomes a little pangolin demon at the foot of Five Elements Mountain. Gods and Buddhas fill the skies, monsters are everywhere, and the Great Sage Equal to Heaven is trapped right next door. The Heavenly Court’s Guardians patrol day and night. This is practically hell difficulty!

Luckily, he awakens a survivalist point-earning System! As long as he lives long enough, he earns survival points and can strengthen himself without limit!

To stay alive, Li Changsheng makes a decision: keep his head down! Keep it down at all costs! While other little demons eat people to cultivate, he digs an underground bunker three thousand meters below the surface. While other little demons fight over territory, he puts points into defense and raises his “Breath Concealment Art” to a level even sages can barely detect.

Five hundred years later, Tang Sanzang posts the scripture, and the world shakes apart. The gods and Buddhas expect to find all life beneath the mountain wiped out. But when the dust clears, a pangolin calmly brushes the dirt off himself, completely unharmed.

Sun Wukong: “Neighbor, Old Sun is about to get out. Could you stop digging? You’ve nearly dug through the foundation of Five Elements Mountain!” The Buddha: “Why did Five Elements Mountain shatter when I struck it, while that pangolin is still asleep?” Guanyin: “What happened to the trial I arranged at Black Wind Mountain? Why has the Black Bear Spirit’s home been emptied out?”

Li Changsheng: “Easy, I’m just passing through. You guys do your thing. I’ll leave once I’ve put in these last few defense points.”

Also known as: “As Long As I Hide Well, the Buddha Can’t Find Me,” “On Maxing Out My Defense,” and “Great Sage, Want a Cigarette? (No, Wait) Have a Chunk of Iron Essence.”