Tang San is reincarnated as Tang Sanzang and, from the start, picks dirt from his feet to feed the governor of Asia!
Afterward, he sets off with three thousand black-armored cavalry as his escort, accidentally activating the Blast-the-Sky National Fortune System and binding himself to the fate of the Tang Empire.
Disrupt the Journey to the West = rack up supplies to feed the Tang Empire. The Tang Empire's national fortune soars = Tang San's strength skyrockets!
A fierce tiger in his way? The cavalry charge and chop it into mincemeat! Three demons in the mountains? Chop them into mincemeat! Just as he's about to deal with Sun Wukong beneath Five Elements Mountain, Tang San suddenly hits the brakes: Wait, this monkey can't be chopped up!
Too bad he can't bring troops overseas, or he'd be just like a certain Eagleland.
From then on, Tang San wracks his brains every day to wreak havoc on the Journey to the West.
The Buddhist forces in the Western Heaven watched their fortune dwindle, and by the time they realized what was happening, the Tang Empire had already unified the whole world and marched to the foot of Spirit Mountain.
Leading the charge was his most beloved disciple, Jin Chanzi.
What we are saying is that this book is not as good-looking as this book, and the New Year Pig is not as delicious as the New Year Pig. The national destiny flow has also been written in ancient times.