Dark Journey to the West: the Most Outrageous Burial of Tang San

Sun Wukong mentioned that at the foot of Wuzhi Mountain, Tang Monk burned the Wuzhi Mountain with the six-character mantra of Hard Steel Tathagata. He grabbed Sun Wukong's neck with one hand and asked, giving him two roads, should he accompany him to the West? Or send him directly to the West? On the way to learn the scriptures, Zhu Bajie and Monk Sha said to Brother Monkey: "It's not good, it's not good, senior brother, master, he has gone crazy again!" Sun Wukong rode a somersault cloud and immediately pulled the Tang monk: "Master, don't kill, don't kill, this old man's ox, oh, this is the Bodhisattva's mount, oh, that one can't move, that is the Buddha's peacock." Tang Monk said: "Hey, it doesn't matter where the evildoer comes from, look at my mighty Tianlong!" Later, because Tang Monk buried all living beings in the sky and on the earth, later generations respectfully called him "Tang San Burial!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.