Great Tang: The Monk Returns from the West with the Scriptures

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Li Mu became a young monk accompanying Xuanzang on his journey west to fetch the scriptures.

Unwilling to remain a monk, Li Mu returned to the Tang Dynasty with a merchant caravan.

This humble monk has returned from the West, bringing back not only Buddhist scriptures, but also sweet potatoes, potatoes, corn, chili peppers, grapes, watermelons, taro...

From then on, the Tang Dynasty's food shortage was completely solved.

Looking at the wine and meat, Li Mu pressed his palms together and said, “Buddha says: Let the wine and meat pass through your gut, while the Buddha remains in your heart.”

Years later, Li Mu and Li Er sat outside the Daming Palace, sipping wine and eating hotpot with sliced mutton as they gazed at the globe before them. The whole Earth had become Tang territory...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.