Fa Hai's Journey to the West: I Really Didn't Come Here to Learn Buddhist Scriptures

Fa Hai's soul travels through the seventh Tang Monk - previous life: the abbot of Jinshan Temple, rigid and stubborn, with no room for monsters in his eyes. His mantra is "The mighty heavenly dragon, the World Honored Ksitigarbha". He was punished by heaven for suppressing the White Snake. After his death, his soul reincarnated seven times. In the seventh life, he was possessed by "Tang Monk". -This life: Preserve the memory and obsession of Fa Hai. His physical body is Tang Monk's appearance, but he has his own "demon subduing buff". Hidden in the cassock is a "demon collecting jar" modified from a purple gold alms bowl. The rosary beads are polished with the bricks of the Leifeng Pagoda that suppressed the white snake. When he sees a demon, he wants to collect it. When he sees the Buddha, he first questions, "How can this Buddha not distinguish between good and evil?" -Core contradiction: Although he is a "spiritual seeker", he regards "subduing demons and eliminating demons" as his main business, and "seeking scriptures from the Western Heaven" as "a nationwide roving law enforcement to eliminate the evil atmosphere" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.