Journey to the West: Starting from the Invincible Tang Monk

I traveled through time and became Tang Monk, and obtained the nine-nine-nine-eighty-one-difficulty check-in system, which made me stronger as soon as I checked in. Sun Wukong: The master didn't put a tight spell on me, but his mighty dragon beat me to death. Bai Longma: Master, do you really want to avenge my shame and kill the Dragon King of the South China Sea? On the Lion Camel Ridge, the golden-winged roc was pierced through the body and grilled on the rack. Zhu Bajie: Master, what we are eating is Tathagata's uncle. Tang's Monk: Not to mention Tathagata, even if it's the Peacock King Ming, I'll bake it for him and eat it. Taishang Laojun: I beg the holy monk not to eat my mount. ... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.