Journey to the West: I, Fahai, Have Come to Get This Sutra!

Zhou Yi unexpectedly became the father of Tang Sanzang. In order to continue the family line, Zhou Yi became angry and became a monk for his son, becoming Fahai. "I will never forget that day. The master shouted loudly and said that the mighty Tianlong smashed Wuzhishan. Then he grabbed my neck and asked me whether I should go to the West with him or let him send me there." "I will never forget that day. The master sneered and said: How can there be feelings between humans and monsters? Then he dragged me out of Gaolaozhuang by my ears." "I will never forget that day. The master moved the mountain and filled up the Liusha River with one move. Then he said without looking back: Even with a small skill, you dare to do what you want." "I will never forget that day. The master locked all the dragons of the East China Sea into the demon-subduing formation under the Leifeng Pagoda, and then said to me: All Buddhas are merciful, I am in need of a mount now, please help me practice concentration." "Tathagata, I can tell at a glance that you are not a human being!" "Kill!!" Walking to Fahai in the West... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.