I am Jiang Ming, the Eternal Demon Emperor

Chapter 907 A Good Show in the Primordial World

Then, why not secretly go to Mount Ling, complete the Black Lotus of Primordial Spirit, use the methods of the Buddha Wutian, and then replace Tathagata?

With this in mind, Jiang Ming began to plan everything. Soon, he figured out the best time.

Wasn't the Buddha going to leave Mount Ling once to come and suppress the Six-Eared Macaque? At that time, he would expose himself and ambush him, thus successfully completing the identity swap.

Jiang Ming quickly figured everything out.

Sure enough, the most exciting, yet most uninteresting, part of the story then began.

The Six-Eared Macaque has now reached the cultivation level of a Great Luo Golden Immortal.

He fought a fierce battle with Yang Jian, and neither side could gain the upper hand in a short time, even though Yang Jian was unwilling to go all out and was only going through the motions.

In the end, it was Laozi who secretly sabotaged things, throwing out the Vajra Bracelet, which knocked out the Six-Eared Macaque.

Then, the Six-Eared Macaque was captured and taken to the Heavenly Court, and Jiang Ming, from a different perspective, saw all the scheming.

He didn't pity the Six-Eared Macaque because Jiang Ming knew that this hardship was nothing, just a drop in the ocean.

Over the years, the Six-Eared Macaque has impersonated him, eaten countless peaches of immortality, and even stole many of Laozi's elixirs. His audacity is truly admirable, and he deserves to suffer some consequences.

Besides, he'll be joining the Western religion in the future, so we'll all be family from now on.

This ordeal might actually help the Six-Eared Macaque break through to Quasi-Saint and become a Buddha. Wouldn't that be far better than him being killed with a single blow in the original story?

Sure enough, Laozi then suggested that the Six-Eared Macaque be thrown into the alchemy furnace to be refined into pills.

In reality, this was also a deal. During the Investiture of the Gods, the two Western Saints helped Taiqing Daode Tianzun and Yuanshi Tianzun defeat Tongtian Jiaozhu and completely destroy the Jiejiao sect.

Now, the Western religion needs to repay karmic debts and complete its pilgrimage to the West, requiring the cooperation of the Supreme Celestial Venerable of Morality and Law. And Lao Tzu, as his benevolent self, will naturally cooperate.

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Now, Jiang Ming stands from a different perspective, watching the Six-Eared Macaque experience the life he once lived in his place. In an instant, it's as if he's standing outside the chessboard, looking down at the pieces on the board, seeing them come and go as they please. All living beings are nothing more than a game of chess.

He only needed to wait quietly and see how these people plotted. Even if he eventually broke through to the Pangu Realm and reached the pinnacle of all living beings, this experience would still be very special.

quickly!

Forty-nine days have passed.

Having endured this ordeal, the Six-Eared Macaque not only didn't become weaker, but actually grew stronger. Emerging from the alchemy furnace, his cultivation had reached the peak of the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm. A grand spectacle unfolded: the Jie Sect members watched the show, while the Chan Sect disciples were beaten—a chaotic disturbance in the Heavenly Palace.

However, soon, the Six-Eared Macaque will be imprisoned under the Five Elements Mountain and will undergo a trial. After he comes out, he will gradually learn to grow and learn to hide his talents.

Because he would understand that he was indeed very capable. However, there is another kind of treasure in this world called a Primordial Treasure, a supreme treasure.

Once he encounters them, even if he's a powerful immortal, he'll still be captured. And it won't just be the stubborn mortal Tang Sanzang reciting the Tightening-Headband Mantra. The demons and monsters will have powerful backers protecting them.

The journey to the West was fraught with eighty-one tribulations. It mainly involved a game designed by others, which he then attempted to overcome alone.

As for Tang Sanzang, at most he would shout, "Wukong, save me!" or "This humble monk comes from the Great Tang Dynasty in the East, and is on his way to the Western Paradise to worship Buddha and seek scriptures."

Pigsy shouted, "Let's divide the luggage and break up!" "Brother Monkey, save me!" "Rough willow winnowing basket, fine willow basket, who in the world has ever seen an ugly man?"

Sha Wujing shouted, "Eldest brother! Master has been captured by a monster!" "Second brother! Master has been captured by a monster!"

"Senior Brother! Second Senior Brother has been captured by a monster!"

"Eldest brother! Master and second brother have been captured by monsters!"

Anyway, there's something to do.

Soon, the Buddha appeared, using his two great supernatural powers: his sixteen-foot golden body and his palm-sized Buddha kingdom. Not only that, he also tricked the Six-Eared Macaque, preventing him from escaping his own grasp and thus binding himself.

That is, when the Buddha had suppressed the Six-Eared Macaque under the Five Fingers Mountain, and the most crucial part of the journey to the West began.

On the way back to Mount Ling, the Buddha suddenly appeared, transformed into his appearance, knocked him unconscious with a brick, and suppressed him into the inner world of the Primordial Universe.

Then, naturally, the substitution was completed, creating a perfect imitation.

He was very familiar with being the Buddha; it wasn't the first time he'd done it. In fact, one of his avatars was currently acting as the Buddha in another parallel primordial universe.

However, this experience has also shown me something.

Having experienced this great calamity of wreaking havoc in the Heavenly Palace, the Jade Emperor also realized the terror of a great tribulation. Although it was a humiliating experience, at least he did not perish.

Another point is that it reveals, indirectly, that the Jade Emperor's control over the Heavenly Court was rather weak. The members of the Jie Sect banded together, forming cliques and factions, and were unwilling to intervene when faced with Sun Wukong's rampage in the Heavenly Palace.

Meanwhile, many of the wandering immortals in Heaven were carefree and pretended not to know anything.

However, the banquet held in Heaven to celebrate the suppression of the Six-Eared Macaque was almost as good as before. Fairies danced gracefully, and the fairy Chang'e's dance was particularly impressive.

Jiang Ming understood that this Chang'e was not Heng'e, who was a quasi-saint and known as the Taiyin Star Lord. This Chang'e was merely a female official of the Guanghan Palace whom Jiang Ming had placed in the open.

In the original story, Marshal Tianpeng was tricked into flirting with the female official Chang'e, and was punished by being reincarnated as a pig.

Of course, this is also because Marshal Tianpeng did not contribute during the havoc in the Heavenly Palace, and was punished later.

Jiang Ming had already sensed that Heng'e was sleeping deep within the Taiyin Star, which, to put it bluntly, meant she was having a tiff with Da Yi, who was cutting down the tree.

The plot is pretty much the same; it's still because Da Yi killed her nine younger brothers. This sparked the Lich War, in which both the Lich and Demon races were severely weakened and punished by Heaven, becoming sinners.

Chang'e refused to see Yi, so Yi was left with only a body, foolishly chopping down the cassia tree day and night, hoping to see Chang'e one last time. Chang'e had said that she would see him only when she had finally cut down the primordial cassia tree.

This is simply impossible. The innate laurel tree has stood for countless ages, its body even harder than the most precious innate treasures, and it also possesses the ability to self-repair.

Unless Yi breaks through to the realm of sainthood, he will never be able to cut down the primordial laurel tree.

This also illustrates that the emotional entanglement between the two is unlikely to have a resolution. One would rather sleep to escape. The other would rather cut down a tree to atone for their sins.

Having experienced too much deceit and treachery, Jiang Ming couldn't help but sigh at the outcome.

As for the Buddha, he was suppressed under the Five Elements Mountain in the inner chaos of the universe. Let's set a small goal for him: five thousand years.

Jiang Ming is also petty; he was suppressed for five hundred years, and the memory is not pleasant.

Since that's the case, let him experience it for himself.

(End of this chapter)