Journey to the West: Tang Sanzang Gets Stronger Every Time He Takes on a Disciple!

At Little Leiyin Temple, Tang Sanzang composes a rebellious poem. At Eagle Sorrow Ravine, the White Dragon passes along a fake message?

At Lion Camel Ridge, the ** demons line up for their seats, while Tang Sanzang speaks earnestly of his long-cherished wish?

What would happen at the end of the Journey to the West if Tang Sanzang grew stronger every time he took on a new disciple?

Sun Wukong: "First, let's take down this Spirit Mountain! Old Sun is going to make that old Tathagata sit under a mountain for five hundred years too!"

Zhu Bajie: "Old Tathagata is a monk, and my master is a monk too. If he can become Buddha, why can't my master?"

The many disciples waved their flags and shouted: "We'll follow Master westward and storm Spirit Mountain!"

Looking at the disciples behind him, who were forcing him to become Buddha, Tang Sanzang could only say to Tathagata, "Buddha's throne goes around in turns. This year, it's finally my family's turn!"

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