Journey to the West: The Unruffled Tiger-Power Immortal

Wang Rui, an actor in The Female Emperor Subdues the Tiger, transmigrates to the world of Journey to the West.

His divine ability is [Wind]. Wind has no form or substance, taking shape through all things.

Divine abilities, merit, the power of wishes... what could compare to fortune?

Am I the one favored by fortune?

The gods have peach trees, the immortals have elixirs of life. Eat and drink, and live forever;

Monks know the art of reincarnation, while Daoist cultivators practice natural methods. Meditate and sit in contemplation to extend your life.

Yet living forever is not the same as being immortal.

The Five Immortals, of Heaven, Earth, gods, humans, and ghosts, can none escape the Three Calamities.

The world faces a great calamity, a cycle that comes once every 129,600 years.

The Old Lord transforms into Bodhi, setting the pilgrimage to fetch the scriptures in motion;

The Jade Emperor secretly schemes to seize the fortune of the Three Pure Ones;

The Buddha secretly swaps out the monkey, Guanyin quietly cultivates her responsive incarnations, Zhenyuan's tree falls and cannot be raised, while the Primeval Lord of Heaven watches in silence.

A myopic little tiger with a terrible sense of direction scrambles to stay alive as he busies himself along the pilgrimage.

Master Sun makes friends, Master Tang finds companions. What? Nezha wants to join too!

Is it for merit and fortune? For love and loyalty?

For the injustice in their hearts? To defy heaven and change their fate?

But they don't know: Heaven's secrets can never be fully calculated, and the ways of fate can never be clearly explained.

Demons and monsters, monks and Daoists, gods and immortals all meet their end in bitter defeat.

At last, he learns that Guanyin, seeking immortality, borrowed great fortune to cultivate the secret of the Thirty-Two Responsive Manifestations.

What schemes are the Three Pure Ones, the Jade Emperor, the Buddhas, and Zhenyuan pursuing...?

Wang Rui narrows his eyes at the blue sky. The Three Calamities are heavenly lightning, yin fire, and the biyi wind. Why shouldn't I claim a place among them?