Journey to the West: This Monk’s Off Work. I’ll Save You Tomorrow

Under the Five Finger Mountain: "Wukong, I've finished work for today. I'll be back at nine tomorrow morning to get you out."

At Eagle Sorrow Ravine: "As the saying goes, dragon meat in the heavens, donkey meat on earth. Xiaobai, we should learn from the Buddha's story of cutting off his flesh to feed an eagle. You understand, right?"

In the Women's Kingdom: "My lady, I have wine. Do you have a story? How about we talk by candlelight all night and drink until we drop?"

At the Great Thunderclap Temple: "Buddha, you have to believe me. Sure, I smoke and drink, and my hair isn't burned, but I'm still a good Pilgrim."

The Buddha looked at the monk below, who was wearing sunglasses, smoking a cigarette, and crossing his legs, and his eye twitched.

"Can someone tell me why Jin Chanzi, who bears the fortune of both Buddhism and Daoism and is the Sandalwood Merit Buddha of Buddhism, ended up like this?!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.