Journey to the West: Destroying My Manor, Buddhism Still Wants to Zad

Sign in to open a manor in the wilderness. Sun Wukong made a big fuss in the Heavenly Palace, and Tathagata ordered him to be pinned down on the Five Elements Mountain. Lu Ming was sitting at home, and mountains came from the sky. Seeing that he was powerless, Tathagata planned to kill him. From then on, Lu Ming embarked on a path that was incompatible with Buddhism. Five hundred years later, the westward journey plan was launched, and Tang Monk traveled to Liangjie Mountain. All gods and Buddhas paid attention, but the monkey disappeared. Guanyin: "I report to the World Honored One that the monkey has disappeared." Tathagata: "This monkey is related to Buddhism's westward journey plan, and there is no room for failure." Guanyin: "The pigs are gone too..." Tathagata: "Where are the White Dragon Horse and General Rolling Blinds? Let them protect Monk Tang on his journey to the west." Guanyin: "World Honored One, they are all gone..." Tathagata: "..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.