Journey to the West: My Daughter Tang Monk Did Not Seek Buddhist Scriptures, but Only Went Westward

Travel through the world of Journey to the West and become the prince of the Tang Dynasty, Li Chengqian. In order to prevent the flourishing of Buddhism, he snatched Yin Wenjiao's hydrangea. I have a daughter, and she is begged by gods and Buddhas all over the sky to get scriptures. Li Chengqian: "No problem! As a father, I can send a hundred thousand troops to protect my daughter, right?" At the foot of Five Elements Mountain, Sun Wukong said: "Please remove this seal, I am willing to be a pioneer!" In the Lion Camel Ridge, the golden-winged roc said: "Can military merit be exchanged for the Kunpeng method?! I have long been displeased with Tathagata, please let me join!" The Kingdom of Nu, the Kingdom of Chechi... Everywhere the army passed was the land of the Tang Dynasty! On Lingshan Mountain, Buddha was about to cry but had no tears: "The scriptures have been delivered, can your army withdraw?" Li Chengqian's daughter: "?? That's not right! What my father said was not to learn from the past, but to let me conquer the West! You have to pay taxes!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.