After Tang Seng and his four disciples completed the great mission of learning Buddhist scriptures, they were conferred as Buddhas one by one and entered the Buddhist world. Who would have thought that the Buddhist world also has rules for survival in the Buddhist world. In order to maintain his hard-won status as a god and Buddha, Tang Seng did not hesitate to betray his disciples in exchange for his own promotion and comfort. Sun Faced with such an environment, Wukong struggled, compromised, and tried to convince himself to adapt to the rules, but was finally forced into a desperate situation. He missed the master-disciple relationship with Tang Seng in the past, and sealed the golden cudgel under the East China Sea, while he turned into a stone on the edge of the East China Sea. Bajie and Sha Seng were unable to stop the struggle between their master and senior brother, and they did not want to be with their master. In desperation, one hid in the mortal world and became a pig demon, and the other was stuck in the quicksand river and never came out. However, Tang Seng enjoyed all the glory with peace of mind...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
