Journey to the West: Just Returned to the Tang Dynasty, but There Are Still Lessons to Be Learned

How could a mere thirty-five classics satisfy the Tang Dynasty? The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty wrote letters one after another: I hope your Majesty will send envoys to the west. The king of the Tang Dynasty summoned Xuanzang to reconsider the matter of seeking Buddhist scriptures from the Western Heaven. However, Xuanzang was old and sick, so he had to recommend his younger brother, Master Xuanming. In the year of Renyin, he summoned hundreds of officials. In front of the Jinluan Palace, the king of Tang gathered hundreds of officials from the court to beat drums and sound utensils to see Master Xuanming off. Master Xuanming was ordered to go west to obtain Buddhist scriptures. But... It's absolutely not good. On the way westward, Master Xuanming, who was hidden deep enough, turned out to be a drunkard and a meat-eater. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.