Journey to the West: Tang Monk Is a Young and Dangerous Boy

At the foot of Lingshan Mountain, Tang Monk turned over and dismounted. The two venerables, Anuo and Kassapa, came down the stairs, their noses and mouths turned toward the sky. I saw Kassapa smiling playfully and saying to Tang Monk: "Holy Monk Dongtu is here, do you have any personnel to send us? Take it out quickly so that I can teach the scriptures to you." "You bastards! I have gone through many hardships and worked hard to get here. You two fat-eared old thieves, what kind of airs are you putting on?" Tang Monk yelled. The two were shocked and had no choice but to say: "Holy monk, don't be impatient. This is the rule of Lingshan." "What are the rules? My rules are the rules!" Tang Seng's eyes were sharp and he smiled evilly. Then he handed the reins of the white dragon horse to Nuo, and said in his ear: "Take care of the horse, or I will break your legs!" The two venerables were as stunned as statues. Tang Monk and his disciples walked towards Leiyin Temple with their heads held high... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.