[Journey to the West] Traveler, Care for a Fortune-Telling?

A new novel is underway and updating now. Add it to your collection if you like it! New novel: [Journey to the West] I Am the Sixth Pilgrim 1. A Liu began in chaos and came into the world as a human. She was born on a battlefield where demonic energy ran rampant. With her innate power, she suppressed it, purged the evil, and declared herself ruler. With a wave of her hand, she inscribed two words on the boundary stone: Zu'an. May your eighteen generations of ancestors all rest in peace. It was a lovely wish. On the second day after peace settled over the battlefield of Zu'an, a Bodhisattva came from the west, with hair down to her waist, a white mark between her brows, and a graceful figure. She embodied peace and serenity. A Liu spent years negotiating with her, but one day, by chance, her energy channels opened and she remembered everything from her past. She packed up and followed the Bodhisattva to Spirit Mountain. A girl had been waiting at the foot of Spirit Mountain for ages, guarding the obsession in her heart. She waited five hundred years, then another five hundred, then another, and then another. Until a thunderous crash came from Flower-Fruit Mountain in Aolai Kingdom, shaking the Three Realms. A Liu forgot why she had been waiting there, until another five hundred years had passed. The pilgrimage to the West, as originally planned, now had one more person... 2. On the journey west, someone is there to keep the pilgrims safe. She’s responsible for everything, from meals and drinks to their most basic needs. Though occasionally, things go off the rails. Tang Sanzang: “Thanks for asking. This young lady is great in every way, except that she keeps beating people up. I can’t take it anymore. My head’s been bruised for ages, and even my bright little mind sometimes gets sluggish, blah blah blah... Benefactor, don’t leave! Stay and listen to me ramble a little longer!” A monkey: “Big Sister A Liu is really good to me! She only seems cold, but she’s warm-hearted. If I cry, she always softens. She’d even pick Queen Mother of the West’s peaches for me if I wanted them. I like her so much!” A pig: “I don’t know. I’m just a pig.” A monk: “Oh, she’s the smartest of us all.” Someone who won’t reveal their name or gender: “Interesting. As she’d say, ‘interesting.’” When the monkey isn’t a monkey, the pig isn’t a pig, the monk isn’t a monk, and the Golden Cicada isn’t the Golden Cicada, how will the journey west begin, and how will it end? #You were once the most unruly person under Heaven, yet you willingly donned Buddhist robes and turned to the Buddha? # Novel blurb: A fortune-teller arrives beneath Five Finger Mountain, carrying a banner and making a living through confidence tricks. The mountain king, Sun Wukong, naturally won’t stand for it. That very day, he comes down the mountain to find the fortune-teller and see what kind of person they really are. As it turns out, after completing the pilgrimage, Sun Wukong doesn’t get to enjoy his golden years in peace. He joins the poor fortune-teller, now his wife, in plying their confidence tricks. The demons and immortals Sun Wukong once defeated come to ask how this young woman managed to win the Great Sage Equal to Heaven’s heart. The pretty young woman turns around the banner she has kept behind her. It reads: Ten taels for a fortune. I’ll repay you with a lifetime of love. The demons and immortals are dumbstruck. So this couple are playing matchmaker, shamelessly stealing the Matchmaker’s livelihood! The bearded Matchmaker trembles with fear. “You can have my livelihood. Just stay far away from me!” Sun Wukong puts an arm around the pretty woman and smiles. So what if he sprang from a stone? So what if he became a Buddha? Nothing beats having a wife and children at home! Reader advisory: This novel is the product of a wild imagination! Readers who value historical accuracy, beware! This novel is the product of a wild imagination! Readers who value historical accuracy, beware! This novel is the product of a wild imagination! Readers who value historical accuracy, beware! This is a one-on-one romance, focused on the story of the monkey and the woman in the blurb. Hmm... let’s see how far my imagination takes me. The setting is very loose, using only a few elements from Journey to the West. The rest can be treated as original! Everyone is out of character. If you like it, leave a comment and add it to your collection! Theme: