Defying Journey to the West: This Tang Monk Is Pretty Fierce

Buddhism's Spirit Mountain and Taoism's Celestial Court vie for the power of faith, sending the five members of Tang Sanzang's party from Spirit Mountain to the Great Tang in the Eastern Lands to preach.

The Celestial Court arranges all kinds of monsters and demons along the road to ambush and block the five travelers.

They thought that luring Sun Wukong away, tricking Zhu Bajie, and keeping Sha Wujing in check would make it easy to kill Tang Sanzang, the scripture-bearer. Who could have guessed this Tang Sanzang was even stronger than his three disciples?

Sun Wukong: "Master, how do you know my seventy-two transformations?"

Tang Sanzang: "These aren't seventy-two transformations, but one hundred and forty-four."

Zhu Bajie: "Master, help! If you don't step in, this old pig will end up as roast suckling pig!"

Tang Sanzang: "Let me finish this pear first. Even if you end up in the underworld, I can charge into the Eighteen Levels of Hell and drag you back out."

Sha Wujing: "M-Master, let me carry the luggage."

Tang Sanzang: "You can carry the luggage, but your eldest brother's Golden Cudgel is in there, so you..."

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