Journey to the West: I, Tang Sanzang, Will Never Learn from Scriptures

He traveled through time and became Tang Sanzang, bound to the stall setting system. "Cigarettes, beer, mineral water and grilled fish fillets." "Liquor drink, instant noodles and ham sausage." "This monster, please close your legs and don't press on you." What? Learn from experience? It is impossible to learn from Buddhist scriptures. You can only live by setting up a stall. "Ding, the host opens the blind box and gets a ray of Hongmeng purple energy." "Ding, the host opens the blind box and obtains the magical power of the Great Desolate Prisoner's Heavenly Finger." Tang Sanzang set up stalls and opened blind boxes along the way, and inadvertently broke the thousand-year plan of the dispute between Buddhism and Taoism. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.