Journey to the West: How Can There Be Any Legitimate Reason to Seek Scriptures by Robbing Them?

"The main hall of Lingshan in the West is shaded by bamboo forests and towering towers. It is easy to defend but difficult to attack. No one can attack it..." Li Er: "What's the explanation?" "Mr. Tang's identity as a pilgrim was bought. He bought his identity in order to earn treasures, and Mr. Tang doesn't like to earn treasures from poor people." Li Er: "Then whose treasure do you want to win?" "Whoever has more babies will get it!" Li Er: "Then who has more treasures?" "You!" Li Er: "Refreshing! Whatever my brother likes, just take it." "I'm not a bandit! I'm an eminent monk. To earn money, an eminent monk must pay attention to what he says and what he says." Li Er: "Justified?" "I have a path in Xitian. The risk is a bit high, but the profit is very objective." Tang Sanzang waved his hand and continued: "When it's done, you don't have to be too grateful to me if you have me and you three. My purpose as a human being is to have food for everyone to eat together, and to have treasures for everyone to earn together." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.