This article is the novel "True Words" by the writer Yutong, also known as "The True Words of the Buddha". This book is a Buddhist realist mythological novel that reconstructs traditional narratives such as Xuanzang's Buddhist scriptures and integrates Buddhist principles into life. The work boldly adapts the characters: Zhu Bajie is transformed into the protagonist Zhu Youneng who has changed for the better and has a happy family with Chang'e; Xuanzang and the King of the Daughter Kingdom study the Diamond Sutra together, and also incorporates historical and mythological figures such as Lu Ban and Mazu to build a two-generation Buddha system, demonstrating Buddhist attainments and innovative narrative capabilities. The novel uses myth to reflect reality and business rules, focuses on the transformation and awakening of people's hearts, and achieves a deep integration of politics and literature. It is an important achievement of the author's determination to be a contemporary Lu Xun and to open up a new realm of political literature. It can be called a breakthrough after "Journey to the West".
Purpose: To express that the human heart of society can be transformed through Buddhist scriptures. Zhu Youneng is a typical case.