I Was Really Making Soy Sauce on the Way to Learn from the Experience.

Zhu Bajie was originally the Taoist protector Tianpeng Marshal and the leader of the Four Saints. He was demoted to earth because Emperor Ziwei and the Jade Emperor failed in their struggle for power. He was willing to accept the punishment and did not want the Taoist sect to fight among themselves again. The demons and monsters he saw on the way to seek Buddhist scriptures were either Taoist sacred beasts that protect the courtyard, or the mounts of his friends. This was a farce, and Bajie also tried to purify himself, and continued to play soy sauce until the West. He was also tired of the struggle for power, and he had once held a high and powerful position, but it was no longer the past, so he received the title of the Pure Altar Envoy. He originally thought that he would always be free. Who would have thought that the three sages of Taoism would not care about the suffering in the world and would not help. In desperation, Bajie had no choice but to go to Lingshan alone to fight against the Buddhas in the sky. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.