Journey to the West: I’ve Returned to the Tang Dynasty, but There’s Still Scripture to Fetch

How could a mere thirty-five scriptures possibly satisfy the Great Tang?

Officials throughout the court submitted memorials one after another: "We implore Your Majesty to send envoys to the West."

The Tang king summoned Xuanzang to discuss the Journey to the West once more. But Xuanzang was old and frail, so he had no choice but to recommend his junior fellow monk, Master Xuanming.

In the year of Renyin, the king summoned all the officials. Before the Golden Chariot Hall, the entire court gathered to beat drums and sound instruments as they saw Master Xuanming off.

By imperial decree, Master Xuanming set off westward to fetch the scriptures.

But... something was terribly wrong.

On the journey west, Master Xuanming, who had hidden his nature so well, turned out to be a man who drank wine and ate meat...

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