The Painter's Son-In-Law Entered the Tang Dynasty

The down-and-out painter Li Yuanying traveled to the Tang Dynasty and became Li Shimin's younger brother, Prince Teng, a member of the royal family who despised the bottom of the chain. Li Yuanying was originally a coward by nature and lost his ambition by playing with things. After time traveling, he changed drastically and gradually showed his talents. Li Yuanying faced the suppression and assassination of the royal family, as well as the contempt of the richest father-in-law Teng Wansan, either deftly resolved it, or stood up for himself, unwilling to be a son-in-law who stepped in, conquered the rich father-in-law, and won the heart of Teng Jingxiang. The butterflies painted by Li Yuanying, who has a good foundation in Western painting, are lifelike. God gave him a flower brush. From then on, he had supernatural powers. He could paint whatever he wanted, and he was even more powerful when he was in the Tang Dynasty. Li Yuanying got acquainted with Chen Chaowei, a young monk in Dingjue Temple, and his dharma name was perfected. Yuancheng had no choice but to learn Buddhist scriptures, and his eloquence was not hindered, and the two became friends. Both of them were favored by Li Shimin. After the dispute between Buddhism and Taoism, Li Shimin selected people to go to Tianzhu to obtain Buddhist scriptures in order to gain immortality. After many tests, with the help of Li Yuanying, Yuan Cheng obtained this quota. Li Yuanying and Yuan Cheng met Master Guanyin for enlightenment, and Li Yuanying decided to accompany Yuan Cheng to the West to obtain scriptures. An alternative kind of pilgrimage to the West is about to begin... After the ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties, he returned after learning the scriptures.