Poor Monk Xuanzang: Let Go and Let Your Teacher Come

Lin Jiang traveled to the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty, and originally thought that he could travel 90,000 miles with the help of his two thousand years of knowledge. What? Time traveled to become a monk? It doesn't matter, a monk is a monk. Monks make money these days, and I just made my first pot of gold. What? His name is Xuanzang? No, no, no, if you have the same name, you must have the same name. It is impossible to learn the scriptures. It is impossible to learn the scriptures in this life. What? You call me master? Forget it, let's not date the five-hundred-year-old uncle. Tang Sanzang, I heard that eating your meat can lead to immortality. Lie down and let me taste it first. Xuanzang. . . I'll go, don't move, let me teach you, and really treat the Buddha as a vegetarian. . . ............ The introduction is weak, this is a story about learning from the past, so let's just read it. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.