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JOURNEY TO THE WEST: WRITING TO CHANGE HISTORY

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Ongoing
Type Web Novel
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Country China
Author 爱翻车的滑雪鱼
Artist / Illustrator 爱翻车的滑雪鱼
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Martial Arts Xianxia

Summary

JOURNEY TO THE WEST: WRITING TO CHANGE HISTORY A sweeping narrative that rewrites the myth of China's great pilgrimage, Journey to the West: Writing to Change History, challenges the conventional wisdom of a 1,500-year-old legend. By assuming the role of a historian, the protagonist, Su Zhe, sets out to uncover the truth behind the Monkey King's epic journey and the deities who guide him. As Su Zhe delves into the annals of history, he reveals a shocking truth: the gods and Buddhas, revered for their benevolence, are in fact manipulators of fate, using their divine powers to control and exploit the lives of mortals. The gods' supposed kindness is revealed to be a ruse, and their intervention is seen as a means to maintain their own power and influence. Through Su Zhe's writing, the reader is taken on a journey of discovery, exposing the dark secrets behind the myth of the Monkey King. With every stroke of his pen, the truth is laid bare, and the gods' control over the course of human history is revealed. As the veil of myth is lifted, the reader is left to ponder: if the gods can be deceived, then who truly holds the power to shape the destiny of humanity? By rewriting the history of the gods and Buddhas, Su Zhe's narrative challenges the status quo, forcing a reevaluation of the sacred texts and the mythology that has shaped China's cultural and spiritual landscape for centuries. As the protagonist's pen writes the truth into existence, the reader is left to wonder: will the gods ever be held accountable for their actions, or will the truth of their manipulation be forever hidden in the annals of history?
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