The Monsters Have Kidnapped Our Eldest Brother

Tang Sanzang (the clever one): “I talk too much, I'm afraid of dying, I like mooching off the rich and taking advantage of others, and I love getting free vegetarian meals. But I'm a good monk.”

Hou Fei (the senior brother): “I wonder who let the secret slip that eating my flesh grants immortality. I just scratched off a piece of dead skin, and it vanished in the blink of an eye.”

Zhu Bajie (the second senior brother): “My dream is to have a wife and a concubine. I wonder if Chang'e in the heavens and Miss Gao down on earth ever think of me. Longing really does bring sorrow!”

Sha Wujing (the young firebrand): “Why am I always the one sent to beg for alms? Why can't Second Brother go?”

The White Dragon Horse (a bystander enjoying the show): “Wow, a monster! Master told me not to worry about the senior brothers, just carry him and run!”

Sun Wukong (the great demon king): “I am Sun Wukong, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, from the Water Curtain Cave on Flower-Fruit Mountain. Leave the bald one behind, and I'll spare your lives!”

Rumors in the demon world say that Hou Fei is Jin Chanzi reborn, and that eating his flesh grants immortality.

And so, the whole journey to the West took on a different feel.

The main story follows the journey to the West in a lighthearted, everyday style. The smaller worlds are fast-paced side adventures based on myths, legends, prophecies, and folk tales.

The author's completed novel, Heroes of the Marshes: A Hero's Journey, is already 700,000 words long.

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