I, the Monk Xuanzang, Charge Through Journey to the West

Tang Sheng, known as a law-enforcement thug, was reborn as Tang Xuanzang, the pilgrim seeking the scriptures.

Having read the original Journey to the West, Tang Sheng naturally knew how the journey would end and that Buddhism was about to flourish.

But because he had read the original, he had little regard for Tang Xuanzang, a selfish, cowardly, pedantic, bullying, hypocritical do-gooder.

By extension, he wasn't fond of Buddhism in the world of Journey to the West, either.

But now that he had become Tang Xuanzang, why not start with a small goal, like becoming the supreme ruler of Buddhism?

Then set a bigger goal, like rebuilding Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty?

After all, the Buddhism of Huaxia in Blue Star's history was never the same as the Buddhism from that Indian place.

P.S. I'm really bad at writing blurbs. This novel is passionate and explosive, and the slightest disagreement leads to a fight.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.