Dragon King of the East China Sea: "Jade Emperor, please let Tang Monk go get Buddhist scriptures quickly. The old dragon's daughter follows him to travel around the mountains and rivers every day without getting home."
King Yama: "The Jade Emperor did not allow Monk Tang to go to the West. There is no one to make Meng Po soup. He abducted Po Meng and ran away."
Sun Wukong: "Bajie, Junior Brother Sha, let's wait a little longer. Master hasn't come back from catching monsters yet."
Guanyin Bodhisattva: "Wukong, quickly take off the golden hoop and put it on your master, so that he can come to the Western Heaven to obtain Buddhist scriptures."
Tathagata Buddha: "Eight hundred Arhats, three thousand blues, and one hundred thousand Buddhist soldiers, keep an eye on Tang Monk and don't let him run around."
Jade Emperor: "Tang Monk, as long as you obtain the true scripture, I will betroth the seven fairies to you as your Taoist companion."
Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty: "If my younger brother Sanzang doesn't come back for twenty years, I won't be able to wait any longer..."
Queen of Xiliang: "Brother Yudi, do you still want to learn from me?"
Tang Sheng swore: "I, Tang Sanzang, will never learn from scriptures!"
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.