Dark Great Sage: The Destined One Defies Fate

[Black Myth, dark Journey to the West, the Destined One, wild imagination, reality, and myth analysis]

Sun Sheng says, “I don’t want to be the Destined One!” The old monkey says, “You do. Here, take a golden hair.”

Sun Sheng says, “I’m leaving Black Wind Mountain!” The Earth God says, “You’ll come back. I’ll be waiting!”

Sun Sheng turns and leaves, fighting his way through the Canglang Forest.

But he discovers that the world isn’t what he imagined. Heaven and earth are far more terrifying than he ever thought!

Beyond the Canglang Forest, danger lurks at every step, disasters await around every corner, and demons and monsters are everywhere!

There are ferocious flower-tiger demons, double-headed vines hundreds of meters long, giant flower demons stretching for two li, faceless strangers, tree demons that occupy entire valleys, wicked scholar-ghosts wearing human skin, and mad female ghosts wielding blood mirrors...

Sun Sheng fights his way through at the cost of his life, only to be told that these are merely guards, not even worthy of being called jailers...