Journey to the West: I, Tang San, Was Buried, but Tathagata Still Didn't Kneel Down

I am buried in Tang San, buried in the sky, hidden in the earth, and buried in all living beings. These are my disciples. The eldest disciple is Sun Xingzhe, the second disciple is to punish the eight realms, and the third disciple is to kill all the people. "You three, please search carefully for me along the way." "If the donor doesn't understand Mahayana Buddhism, the poor monk also knows a little about fists and kicks." "Bajie, retreat behind Master." "Tathagata, when you see me, why don't you kneel down?" "Bull Demon King, you should be lucky that I'm allergic to beef." Sun Wukong: That day, he smashed Wuzhishan with one punch and told me to either accompany him to the West, or he would send me to the West. Storyteller: Chapter 77: The holy monk split the lion and camel ridge with his strength, and Manjusri knelt down to protect the lion spirit. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.