Bodhi Killing Heaven Record

Everyone knows the story of the real and fake Monkey King. Tathagata Buddha said that it was Sun Wukong who had two minds and killed the six-eared macaque, and then he stopped his delusional thoughts and achieved positive results. But what if——it was Zhen Wukong who died? What if what Lingshan needs is never an unruly monkey, but an obedient and victorious Buddha? What if the golden bowl was tampered with at the moment it fell? This book reveals a truth that has been covered up for thousands of years: the six-eared macaque is not a monster, but a chess piece carefully cultivated by Lingshan. From the hands that rescued Wukong at the foot of the Five Elements Mountain to every well-timed disaster on the way to obtain Buddhist scriptures, it was all an execution plan in the name of "becoming a Buddha". The one who was really pressed under the golden bowl was the monkey who jumped out from the cracks in the stone. He was not afraid of anything, and was the only monkey who dared to say "no" to the Buddha. When he died, he turned into a hair. His master, Patriarch Bodhi—the hidden ancient immortal who taught him the seventy-two transformations and shared a father-son bond with him—picked up the hair at the foot of Lingshan Mountain. From then on, the owner of Fangcun Mountain, regardless of the mortal world, had the only obsession in his life. He wants Lingshan's blood debt to be repaid with blood. He wants all the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas to know that there are some causes and effects in this world that even the Buddha cannot bear. An old man's war with the entire West, a revenge that was a thousand years late. When Patriarch Bodhi tears off the mask of kind eyes and reveals the true fangs of the ancient power, can Lingshan still sit firmly on the lotus platform? This is not Journey to the West, this is Slaughter of Buddha. The truth has long been written in the blank space of "Journey to the West": Since then, Wukong has not spoken much. ——Because of him