Is the reputation of being a good man in ten generations a blessing or a curse of reincarnation for Tang Monk? Where were the nine former lives buried, and what conspiracy was hidden in Lingyundu's lost body? Was it the monk of the Tang Dynasty who set foot on Lingshan Mountain, or the two disciples of the Tathagata who were replaced?
Is the laziness, laughter and scolding of the Jingtan envoy a clear-eyed person who has seen through fate, or is it a pretense of being unable to break free? Apart from the scriptures, is there a more bizarre arrangement hidden in the burden carried by Sha Monk? Is it the golden cudgel that defeats the Buddha that crushes demons, or the past that has been tampered with?
When the dark clouds of the Dharma Ending Age spread over the three realms, the final outcome of this Buddhist scripture study revealed its fangs.
When the angry Sandalwood Buddha, the old monk who is dedicated to learning scriptures, and a 21st century keyboard warrior share the same body and embark on the westward journey, can they resist the thousand-year plan of the gods and Buddhas in the sky?
"The Golden Cicada at the End of Dark Journey to the West" - with the eyes of the golden cicada, tear through the disguise under the light of Buddha and reveal the truth about Journey to the West that belongs to Tang Monk and belongs to everyone.
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Three Tang Monks and a play, the beginning is innovative and the writing is smooth. I hope the writing will get better and better. The subject matter is novel, the story is innovative and hilarious, and the author will update soon.