Golden Cicada Enters Reincarnation

"Journey to the West" has left an eternal blank: Jin Chanzi, the most powerful person in Lingshan Mountain, was demoted to ten reincarnations for questioning the order of immortality and Buddha. The original work of the first nine worldly experiences has never been recorded. The story begins at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, when demons and chaos reign in the new dynasty. Three main lines of fate run parallel, with no priority or absolute right or evil. The reincarnation of Jin Chan was born into a poor family, and his Buddha nature in his previous life was completely sealed. Living in a troubled world where monsters were raging, he witnessed with his own eyes that all life was like grass and grass. He asked throughout his life: Why do immortals and Buddhas monopolize the avenue, and why are heaven and earth inherently divided into superior and inferior? Chen Haoyu, a traveler from another world, came to the Han Dynasty and saw through the truth about the White Python King Mang's demon clan usurping the Han Dynasty. He refined the withered bones to create the White Bone Army, hoping to use the power of the prophet to subvert the three realms and establish himself as a human king. He regarded mortals and dead souls as consumables for his hegemony. Qianlong Liu Xiu was blessed with the destiny of a true human dragon, dormant in the countryside waiting for the right time, determined to overthrow the new dynasty and revive Han Zuo. It is God's destiny to pacify the troubled times, but countless casualties in the war are regarded as sacrifices that must be made to restore the country. The three of them were regarded as the sons of destiny, but they all ignored the people at the bottom. Zhuangzi once said: As long as the saint does not die, there will be no more thieves. All grand plans for world salvation are based on the suffering of nameless sentient beings. This book completes the foreshadowing of the reincarnation of Jin Chan's ninth life, connecting the changes in the three realms such as the suppression of the Stone Monkey, the usurpation of the Han Dynasty by the demon clan, and the advent of the end of the law. It integrates the three worldviews of official history, journey to the west, and time travel, and abandons the routine of streamlined writing. The destiny and the great road are based on mortal flesh and blood. Does the world really need a savior who can control the universe? The so-called redemption may be just another robbery. Under the chessboard, the nameless people should not just be the foil and consumables for the destined ones.