Dungeons for All: I Can Create the Eighty-One Tribulations

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Monsters cannot be killed.

Only dungeons can deal with them.

Su Mu transmigrates into a world where everyone can create dungeons.

Hundreds of years have passed since disaster struck this world, and monster nests cover it like tumors.

Human civilization's only weapon is awakening the ability to create personal dungeons-using dungeons to crush the rules that make monsters immortal.

On Awakening Day, at eighteen, Su Mu awakens with the highest soul power in his entire school, only to receive...

An F-rank Stone Core Card.

The crowd erupts.

"Trash."

"So much for our star student."

"A rock? How the hell are you supposed to fight monsters with that?"

Yet Su Mu smiles.

Because the dungeon theme he has awakened is-Journey to the West.

In this world, Journey to the West was lost with the old civilization. No one knows it exists.

But as a transmigrator, he knows exactly what this stone means.

A stone left over from mending the heavens. The Lingming Stone Monkey.

The Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Sun Wukong.

"An F-rank Core Card?"

"Sorry, my Core Card is the Victorious Fighting Buddha."

My dungeon has another name, too: Journey to the West: Deliverance from Adversity.

Years later, demonic gods from another realm descend with vast armies of monsters, threatening Great Xia's very survival.

Su Mu stands alone atop the city wall.

"What do you mean, I'm cheating?"

"The core BOSS is unbeatable?"

Then why don't you clear it one stage at a time?

Pansi Cave, Lesser Thunderclap Temple, the Gold Horn King and Silver Horn King, Lion Camel Ridge, Yellow Wind Ridge...

Pick any stage. Clear it, and you'll gain a tremendous boon and a massive boost in strength.

Still too hard?

Then how about telling the true Monkey King from the false one, stealing a Ginseng Fruit, extinguishing Red Boy's flames, eating that hundred-foot mountain of rice in Fengxian, or licking clean that two-hundred-foot mountain of flour?

Still can't manage it? Then why not try invading the Great Tang of the Eastern Land?