Journey to the West: I, Li Chengqian, Will Not Learn Buddhist Scriptures

Autumn, the second year of Zhenguan. When Li Chengqian opened his eyes, he became the prince of the Tang Dynasty kneeling on the golden bricks of Xuanzheng Hall. Outside the palace, Jieli Khan's 100,000 cavalry troops marched to Weishui, only forty miles away from Chang'an; inside the palace, Fang Moudu Duan was almost torn over the war and war, and his father, Li Shimin, had his back to him, pressing Yu Ruyi firmly on the "Chang'an" on the sheepskin map. "Cheng Qian, you are the prince. I want to hear your opinion." Facing the interrogation of the Eternal Emperor, Li Chengqian's memories of his previous life flooded back. He knew that this was the most humiliating peace proposal since the founding of the Tang Dynasty, but it was also the starting point of a prosperous age. He kowtowed and made a military order with a "two-year agreement": Use money and silk to stabilize Jie Li and trade time to refine the blade. Two years later, Jie Li will be no more than the withered bones in the grave! As soon as the voice fell, the system woke up. [Innate Dragon Qi] enters the body, and the hidden diseases of the useless legs disappear; [Human Emperor Sutra] burns the soul, and the Qi that governs all spirits is added to the body; the points for the construction of the Tang Dynasty turn stones into gold. However, when Li Chengqian took charge of human destiny as the prince, he gradually glimpsed the truth of this world: Restless monkeys are suppressed under the Wuzhi Mountain, loopholes in reincarnation are hidden in the underworld, and the high altitude of the Heavenly Mountain is actually at the expense of the decline of human nature... In this life, he not only wants to help Li Shimin create the prosperous age of Zhenguan, but also wants to let human nature prevail over immortals and Buddhas, so that what he takes on the westward journey is not a sutra, but an explanation that heaven owes to the human world. "Father, in two years, I will accompany you to Mobei to collect interest." "As for the gods and Buddhas all over the sky, if they stand in the way of human beings, just behead them."