Being a Monster in Journey to the West

[Updates daily at 12 noon. Paragraph comments are open~] What's the most miserable thing in the world? Probably transmigrating into a bird-man. And what's worse than becoming a bird-man? Probably becoming a monster from Journey to the West. # Jin Shanshan woke up one day as the Golden-Winged Great Peng in Journey to the West. His mother was the first phoenix born at the beginning of the world, and his elder brother was the Peacock Wisdom King, Buddha Mother. But he could only laze around at Lion Camel Ridge, picking his toes and waiting for Tang Sanzang to pass by on his Journey to the West. In the first hundred years, the Monkey King he'd been dreaming of never came. In the second hundred years, he felt hunger stirring in his blood. In the third hundred years, he resisted the bone-deep urge to devour the world. In the fourth hundred years, he resisted... He couldn't resist anymore! I'm so freaking hungry, waaah! In the fifth hundred year, Tang Sanzang and his four disciples passed by Lion Camel Ridge. They'd heard that the son of a phoenix lived there, a cruel and merciless monster who had devoured an entire city, leaving no one alive for eight hundred li in every direction. But when they reached the foot of the mountain... What was this peaceful, happy scene of humans and monsters living together?! Jin Shanshan: #_# Sorry, I was just so hungry that I accidentally started farming. Reader's Guide: ① The pairing is with the Monkey King. Danmei. ② This is a fanfic based on the original Journey to the West, not the TV adaptation. The two differ in many ways, and interpretations of the original vary by edition and reader, so this is a blend of them. ③ An unconventional farming story. Lion Camel Ridge is also known as the zoo. ④ Although the tags include Primordial Era, only a small part of that setting is used, and it has little to do with the main plot. ⑤ The pre-registration notice was written on July 27, 2021. Theme: Hard work leads to prosperity and a moderately prosperous life