Tang Sen, the author of the online article, died suddenly after staying up late and traveled through time to become Tang Monk who was in the second year of Buddhist scriptures. Before he could be happy, Guanyin came on the clouds and handed him a golden hoop with a smile: "Put it on, your past life memories are too dangerous." Only then did Tang Sen realize that he was not the reincarnation of Jin Chanzi at all, but an independent individual formed by Jin Chanzi who stripped off the most complex and true "human nature" and threw it into reincarnation in order to overcome the calamity of love. After ten reincarnations, the "human nature" grew into Tang Sen, but Jin Chanzi's "Buddha nature" took over his body and cultivated the golden body. Now, Tang Sen has been "recycled", which means that he will be wiped out and completely become the nourishment of Jin Chanzi. Tang Sen smiled. He is an online writer, and what he is best at is adding drama to himself in desperate situations. He uncovered Sun Wukong who had been trapped under the mountain for five hundred years overnight, and with some empathic deception, he tricked the monkey into wearing a golden hoop and became his "gold medal fighter." He shouted to Marshal Tianpeng again: "Teasing Chang'e? That's a workplace trap designed by others! Follow me, and I'll let you return to heaven and slap you in the face with your own hands!" He wrote the story of General Rolling Curtain into a 100,000-word abuse article, and sent it to the Three Realms Storytelling Conference, attracting countless fairies and fairies to crowdfund for him.
He even painted a cake for Bai Longma: "Follow me, and I will make you the number one racing driver in the three realms, and let the Jade Emperor be your driver!" A group composed of cheaters, resentful breeders, dog lickers, social animals, and rich second generations was born. Tang Sen raised the nine-ringed tin staff high: "Brothers, what lies ahead is not the western sky, but our future. What the Tathagata owes us, we must take it back with our own hands! Let's go!"