Journey to the West Liquidator

Tang Sheng. He is not Tang Monk, but the "Three Realms Karma Clearing Envoy" specially appointed by the Jade Emperor in order to balance the power of Buddhism and settle the cause and effect of the journey to the West. He holds the "Book of Cause and Effect", a treasure that can swallow cause and effect and reproduce magical powers, and specializes in "debt collection". Is there immeasurable merit in studying Buddhist scriptures in the West? No, this is a carefully planned "deadbeat" trip. "Your Majesty, it has been three hundred years since the journey to the west. However, the cause and effect of all parties are entangled, and the grievances have blocked the Tianhe River. The post of 'Envoy of the Cause and Effect of the Three Realms' has been specially established to sort out the situation and put things in order." I, Tang Sheng, am the newly established "liquidation envoy". My first mission is Huaguo Mountain. The once blessed land of cave heaven is now devastated. The old monkey pointed tremblingly at the dry water curtain cave: "Shangxian, since the great sage became a Buddha, the spiritual spring has dried up..." My fingertips touched the rock wall, and the "Book of Cause and Effect" felt hot in my arms, and a line of gold characters appeared: "The veins of the Huaguo Mountain are paid to Buddhism, and an eight-treasure merit pool is built." Behind him, the Heavenly General sneered: "How dare a little liquidator dare to investigate the old accounts of Buddhism?" I turned around and offered the Jade Emperor's Golden Edict, and my voice spread throughout the mountains and fields: "I'm not here to check the accounts." "I'm here to collect debt." "From today on, on this journey to the West, whoever owes debts and swallows blood will pay with their lives, one by one." Sun Wukong was suppressed for five hundred years, and the mounts and boys of various immortals and Buddhas descended into demons. Not only were they not punished afterwards, but they also gained merit for "training" the Buddhist scriptures team. Behind this is the "passing of cause and effect" tacitly approved by both Buddhism and Taoism, sacrificing monsters and mortals to fulfill the merits of a few people.