Journey to the West: a Centenarian Goes to Learn Buddhist Scriptures

The most enjoyable Journey to the West novel in 2020, highly recommended by the editor-in-chief Eighty years ago, in the Five Elements Mountains, he told a monkey demon a story about learning from scriptures. Seventy years ago, he talked with a pig demon for three days and three nights in Yunzhan Cave in Fuling Mountain. Sixty years ago, in Liusha River, he talked about his ideals and the meaning of life to a man-eating monster. Thirty years ago, by the Chang'an River, he picked up a baby who was about to drown. The baby grew up to be named Chen Yi. A few years later, he became the emperor's master of the Tang Dynasty and became the master of the world. On this day, when he was 100 years old, the eighty-year-old "Sutra Retrieval System" awakened. On the same day, a guard named Huang, a maid with white hair, and a bookboy full of talk came together. As a result, on the way to seek scriptures, there was an extra centenarian and three strange young men and women. Ps: Behind the scenes, let's see how a hundred-year-old mortal plays with the immortals and Buddhas all over the sky. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.