Reincarnated as Tang Sanzang, he comes across a weasel spirit on the road asking him to grant it a title.
“Master, do I look like a man or a god?”
“Heh.”
Sanzang gives a cold laugh, shrugs off his kasaya, and reveals an entire back covered in Arhat tattoos:
“World-Honored One, Ksitigarbha, Prajna Buddhas, Mani mani boom!”
“Now tell me, do I look like a man or a god?”
Damn it, Tang Sanzang has gone crazy. He's going to build a New Great Thunderclap Temple!
Tang Sanzang: “I've said my piece. Who's for it, and who's against it?”
Zhu Bajie: “I'm with Master. He can lead us all to the moon! Hehe, Chang'e, here I come!”
Zhenyuan the Great Immortal: “I oppose this!”
“Smack!”
Sun Wukong: “Pick up the ginseng fruit! I said pick up the ginseng fruit!”
Tang Sanzang: “Tathagata, I think you've really grown senile!”
An adaptation isn't a license to make things up, and a dramatic retelling isn't the same as talking nonsense.
This book is so beautiful [laughs evilly]
Yes, very wonderful
A Westward Journey that combines comedy and imagination. What to do with Tang Sanzang with one hand?
It's very exciting. If you like the silly and funny Westward Journey, you can try it.