Journey to the West: the Burial of Tang San, a Poor Monk, Good at Physical Transcendence

The protagonist traveled through time and became Tang Sanzang, but there was something wrong with this Tang Sanzang. Not only did he retain the memory of his previous life, he was also bound to the [Immortality] system, which gave him unlimited lifespan and immortality, but at the cost of having no mana and having to rely on his physical body. Every year, he can get a little attribute, all of which he adds to "strength". Before setting off to seek scriptures, he had been quietly adding strength to the temple in Chang'an City for hundreds of years. He looks like a fair and elegant holy monk, but in fact he is a muscular man who can break mountains and rocks. He adopted a humane black cow as his mount. This black cow was actually an ancient relic that knew formations. Guanyin gave him a tight spell, and he formed a discus with his backhand. Sun Wukong was unruly. He held down the monkey with one hand and said kindly: "Wukong, I will only say this once as a teacher." From then on, the style of the painting of the road to learning changed suddenly. Another Tang Monk encountered a monster and said: "Wukong, save me!" He said: "Wukong, let me be my master!" Then he took off his cassock, revealing his bronze muscles, and beat the monster to death with one punch, and said "Amitabha, this poor monk sends the donor to a blissful rebirth."