Journey to the West: Rewriting Destiny for Six-Eared Macaque

Opening his eyes, he saw three hundred years ago. He saw on Mount Ling, the golden-banded staff falling, and his own corpse with brains splattered. Six-Eared Macaque had transmigrated. With the innate ability 'All Things Are Clear' and a death sentence—three hundred years later, he would be killed by Sun Wukong's staff, charged with 'impersonating the pilgrim, unforgivable by heaven and earth.' Why? Why was he born fake? Why was his end to die in that monkey's place? He refused to accept it. From a little demon holding a stone spear on Mount Huaguo, to a seeker of the Way under Patriarch Bodhi, to a pawn in the undercurrents of the Heavenly Court—Six-Ears schemed step by step within the fate woven by gods and Buddhas, each struggle tearing new cracks in the threads of karma. He saved a demon who should have died, but triggered a greater disaster; he tried to stay away from that monkey, but the threads of fate only tightened. Until the moment of 'The Real and Fake Monkey King.' Two identical monkeys fought to the death before all the gods and Buddhas. No one knew that the ending of this play had already been rewritten three hundred years ago. 'They say I am fake.' 'Then I will live as the real one to show them.' Fate is like a blade; this time, he chose to be the one holding it.