Journey to the West: the Mighty Dragon, the Buddha and the Poor Monk Are Rude

Relaxed and funny. Fahai is the most powerful person in this book. If you challenge me, you will be right. When Fahai traveled across time and became Tang Monk, he went to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. "The mighty heavenly dragon, Prajna Buddhas, World Honored Ksitigarbha, Prajna Bama Kong!" The Wuzhi Mountain was split open by Tang Monk's palm, and the Buddha pressed against it and disappeared into ashes. Sun Wukong: "Master, I am the most obedient disciple in the world." Zhu Bajie: "Monster, run quickly, there is a master!" Monk Sha: "Who can compete with me when it comes to winning lying down?" On the way westward, the demons, with the hope of "eating Tang Monk's meat, will live forever", went through all kinds of hardships to knock down Sun Zhusha and the others. Tang Monk took off his cassock, revealing his muscular body: "Are you guys bullying my disciples?!" In Lihentian, Tusita Palace, Tang Monk kicked over Laojun's stove, rolled the Vajra into an iron ball, and stepped on the gold and silver horns: "Discipline your disciple well, or I will discipline you!" In the Yunxiao Cave of Wulong Mountain, Tang Monk was whipping Manjushri Bodhisattva and scolding him: "I told you to take care of your cat, but you are disobedient and want to block me in Shituoling again. I'm a poor monk and I won't whip you, right?" The green-haired lion monster, the eldest brother of Shituoling: "Meow~" After experiencing many hardships, the four masters and apprentices finally came to Leiyin Temple. Looking at Leiyin Temple, which was heavily guarded, as if facing a formidable enemy, Monk Tang opened the temple door with one palm: "Buddha, if you give me this heavenly book with inscriptions today, if you don't give it, don't blame the poor monk for being rude!"