Twenty years after receiving his Daoist ordination, there was no trace of immortals in this age of spiritual decline.
Then one day, a ring brought Lin Chen into the world of Journey to the West, and he discovered that the ordination he had received in the real world was actually a celestial rank certified by the Heavenly Court in this world!
When Chechi Kingdom suffered three years of drought, he tried his hand at performing a rainmaking ritual.
The next moment, dark clouds loomed over the city and lightning split the sky. The Five Thunder Gods arrived, and the Dragon Kings of the Four Seas revealed themselves. Nine deities hung high above, nodding to the young Daoist priest. “Your celestial rank commands rain, so rain shall fall.”
A downpour began, and the people fell to their knees.
From that day on, Chechi Kingdom honored Daoism above all else.
But this was only the beginning.
Was the Journey to the West world destined for Buddhism and Daoism to flourish? Had the script for Tang Sanzang’s pilgrimage to the West already been set by Spirit Mountain?
Lin Chen glanced at the golden light of his celestial rank and sneered. “I received my ordination and became an immortal. Who dares proclaim Buddhism supreme?”
In the real world, a land drained of spiritual power, he would make Daoism’s light tear through the endless night. In the Journey to the West world’s struggle over the Heavenly Dao, he would defy fate and make Daoism supreme across the Three Realms.
Traveling between two worlds, I am the Dao Ancestor.
This article about "Journey to the West" does not revolve around the traditional four masters and apprentices, nor does it adopt a high-dimensional strike setting. Instead, it cuts in from a subtle perspective and cleverly connects the era of the end of Dharma and the period of prosperity. At the same time, the text also incorporates orthodox Taoist cultural elements, which makes reading enjoyable without appearing boring.
Very wonderful novel! Looking forward to the follow-up!
Extremely awesome haha