"Xichen Tribulation" Version 1: Fateful Ancient Style Romance Version
The ever-burning lamp under the Tathagata's seat burned out its wick for thousands of years, leaving only a wisp of soul, which was reincarnated into the famous goddess Zi Xi in the three worlds. She was born with the mission of crossing the world, as cold as the bright moon in the mountains, but in her experiences in the world of mortals, she unexpectedly encountered an obsession that spanned five hundred years.
He was once the Monkey King, the great sage who caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace. He wore a golden armor, danced with a golden hoop, and dared to compete with heaven and earth. After going through ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties, he became a victorious Buddha. He sat on the lotus platform and was worshiped by all the gods, but the warmth of the wick was only hidden in his heart. Five hundred years of vicissitudes of life, the worlds of immortality and Buddhism were thousands of miles apart. He protected her from all the demons and monsters, but he could not buy her any chance to stay. In order to save the common people, she burned all her soul and turned into stars in the sky, leaving only an unspoken concern.
Fate never lets go of obsession easily. When Zi tide's memory fragments are pieced together in reincarnation, and when the wick's soul falls into the mortal world again, Yan Chen - this young man with the afterimage of Sun Wukong, wearing a golden armor suit and holding a golden hoop in his hand, comes from the depths of time. He is no longer the unruly monster monkey, nor is he the Buddha sitting on the lotus platform. He is just a mortal who wants to find the wick.
Kneeling before the Buddha for three thousand years, he was willing to give up the Buddha's position and break the way of heaven for her. What about the two realms of immortals and Buddhas? What about the rules of heaven and earth? As long as he could meet that cold figure again, he would not hesitate to crush the Three Realms and reverse the world.
"If I become a Buddha, there will be no demons in the world; if I become a demon, what will the Buddha do to me? But if it's for you, what's the harm in the world of immortals and Buddhas?"
Concept: A Chinese Journey to the West Continued