I Am the Monk Tang Sanzang, Burying Heaven, Earth, and All Living Things

I am Tang Sanzang. I bury Heaven, I bury Earth, I bury all living things. These are my disciples: my first disciple, Sun Xingzhe; my second disciple, Zhu Bajie; my third disciple, Sha Wujing.

Wukong, why are you wasting your breath on him?

If you don't understand the Mahayana Buddhist teachings, benefactor, this humble monk knows a thing or two about fighting.

The MVP results screen after clearing all 81 trials.

Chapter 77: The Holy Monk cleaves Lion Camel Ridge in two, and Manjushri kneels to plead for the lion demon.

Even if you beg me, I won't spare you.

Wukong, stand back. You can't handle this demoness. Pick up the scriptures. Pick them up! Once a monster, always a monster. You should be glad that monkey can beat you. Tathagata, why don't you kneel when you see me? Guanyin, tie up your hair.

Wukong, I told you long ago: leave no survivors. Bull Demon King, I don't eat beef. You three, keep a close eye on the horse, or I'll break your legs. I can't be bothered to reason with you. You're not worthy of hearing it.

Sun Wukong: I've lived in his shadow all this time. That day, he shattered Five Finger Mountain with one punch, dragged me out, and asked, "Are you coming with me to the Western Heaven, or should I send you there myself?"

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