Journey to the West: Black Sky's Book of Sutras

During the Zhenguan period, changes occurred in the world. The spiritual mountains turned into sources of whispers, and the heavens became palaces of flesh and blood. The gods and Buddhas in the sky all have indescribable appearances. Tang Monk traveled westward according to the order, but found that he was actually the reincarnation of Jin Chanzi's ninth "recorder". The companions are even more unkind: Wukong has a golden hoop with Buddha's fingers on his head to suppress the Tathagata's madness; Bajie hides the seed of greed in his belly and uses a puppet to imprison his obsessions; Sha Monk hangs the skeleton of the ninth generation on his neck and swallows the past day and night; the white dragon's horse spine is embedded with the evil dragon bone, and alien tentacles are born in the middle of the night. This trip to Lingshan is not to learn scriptures, but to attend a feast that has long been polluted. Thirty-three filthy dojos are buried with the bones and twisted truths of past lives. In these last days when the Buddhas are crazy and the way of heaven is collapsing, the only thing they can do is to leave the last human words in the "Krishna Sutra Record" before they are completely alienated: "The world was once clear."