Tang Sanzang: Burying Heaven, Earth, and All Living Things

I am the monk Tang Sanzang. I bury Heaven, I bury Earth, I bury all living beings.

These are my disciples:

First disciple, Sun Xingzhe;

Second disciple, Zhu Bajie;

Third disciple, Sha Wujing.

Chapter 1: “You three, search every inch of the road for your master.”

Chapter 2: “Wukong, why waste your breath on him?”

Chapter 3: “If you can't understand the Mahayana Buddhist teachings, I know a little martial arts too.”

Chapter 4: “You three, look after the horse or I'll break your legs.”

Chapter 5: “The Bull Demon King? I don't eat beef!”

Chapter 6: “Bajie, get behind me.”

Chapter 7: “You should be glad that monkey can beat you.”

Chapter 8: “Holy Monk Cleaves Lion Camel Ridge in Two; Manjushri Kneels to Save the Lion Demon.”

Chapter 9: “Speedrun of the Eighty-One Tribulations: MVP Results Screen.”

Chapter 10: “Hand over every scripture.”

Chapter 11: “Why don't you bow when you see me, Tathagata?”

Sun Wukong: “I've always lived in his shadow. That day, he shattered Five-Finger Mountain with one punch and dragged me out. Then he asked, ‘Are you coming with me to the West, or should I send you there?’”

Zhu Bajie: “Back at Gao Village, I was getting affectionate with Cuilan when he casually said, ‘Let's have pork for dinner today.’ That was enough to scare me stiff.”

Sha Wujing: “Who could take a watermelon knife and slaughter their way from Heaven to the Flowing Sands River, back and forth for three days and nights without blinking? I don't feel worthy.”