The Way of the Six Poisons

【Primordial. Journey to the West. Dark Mythology. Wukong. Journey to the West Conspiracy Theories. Dharma-Ending Age】
Having crossed into the Journey to the West World, Sun Wu became the last monkey of the Mountain of Flowers and Fruit.
At that time, great changes had swept through the human world, the four continents had become purgatories, enduring a twenty-year dream of the Journey to the West. Golden monkey fur scattered along the western road, the Buddhas turned away, Buddha statues were affixed with the likeness of Demon Beasts, and self-proclaimed new Buddhas emerged, yet they were fiendish creatures addicted to slaughter. As Sun Wu set out on the western journey, he entered a new cycle of reincarnation. Mastering transformations, practicing staff techniques, cultivating Divine Skills, and tempering his chaotic Demon Ape body, he led his monkey brethren on their westward journey. Along the way, Sun Wu discovered that the truths he learned were far crueler than the reality he knew...

Black Myth: The Devil Ape

"I am Ksitigarbha, who dares to strike me!" the incarnation of Ksitigarbha roared furiously at the sky.


He blatantly ignored the rules of the Heavenly Dao.


This act immediately enraged the Heavenly Dao, which sent down the Heavenly Dao Purple Thunder, illuminating the entire Fuling Mountain range.


Two holy figures watched quietly across the mountain.


Seeing Ksitigarbha struck by the Calamity Thunder, Gao Zhen couldn't help but sneer and said, "Ridiculous, does he truly believe he is still the same Ksitigarbha as before?"


"If he possessed the Zhu Ling, he might indeed be beyond the reach of the Heavenly Dao!" the Lady of White Bones said softly.


Her gaze followed Sun Wukong's every movement, indescribably mesmerized.


Gao Zhen felt somewhat jealous and said, "He's nothing but a monkey that received Sun Wukong's legacy, what's there to look at? If you ask me, it's more practical to think about seizing the Zhu Ling."


Chapter 39: Hard Clash with the Sky Thunder, The Peril of Ksitigarbha!