Lin Yan, the son of a translator in the Tang Dynasty, carried half of the "Foreign Land" that had been wronged, and embarked on the road to the west to clear the wrong. His weapon is not a sword, but a pen and a wealth of knowledge about the folk customs of the Western Regions.
Su Ya, a wine-making girl from Licorice Village, was carrying her precious wine jar and just wanted to find a place where she could make wine safely and repay the favor.
When they bumped into the Buddhist scripture-seeking group of Master Tang Seng and his disciples, their style of painting completely changed!
Wukong: "The monster eats my old grandson's stick!" Lin Yan: "Wait a minute, Great Sage! This monster tribe has rules, offering dried cow dung to show friendship!" Su Ya: "Whoever wants to steal my wine, first ask my wine spoon if it will answer!"
This is an alternative journey to the west that uses folklore knowledge to break through the game and good wine to clear the levels! Watch how the language master and the wine-making girl play around and write an encyclopedia of Western folk customs filled with wine and laughter!
(The introduction strives to be light and interesting, highlighting the core highlights: folklore, food, laughter, growth, and interaction with the original characters)
