He traveled through time and became Jiang Liu'er, who first befriended Li Er, the leader of the Tang Dynasty, and became Li Er's brother. Then he was selected by a Western boss, and took four apprentices to travel around the mountains and rivers. They traveled to Xitian Lingshan at public expense. By virtue of his relationship as the second disciple of the Western boss in his previous life, he finally achieved righteousness and was awarded the title of Zhantan Merit Buddha.
But later Jiang Liu'er discovered that this world seemed a little different from what was recorded in Mr. Wu's classic masterpiece Journey to the West. He was indeed the Tang Monk who was a good man for nine generations, but deep in his soul he had a top-notch magic technique, and he could also practice Buddhism. This was the rhythm for him to cultivate both Buddhism and demonism. If he brought four great disciples with him in the future, wouldn't he be able to hit whoever he wanted?
PS: The background of this book is purely made up by the author, and it is normal for some discrepancies to appear.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
