Su Wan never dreamed in her life that being struck by lightning and entering "Journey to the West" was outrageous enough. What was even more outrageous was that she had to marry Tang Seng.
The legendary holy monk who was celibate and not close to women, under the decree of the Emperor of Tang Dynasty to confer marriage, only glanced at her lightly and said: "In that case, let's go together."
So Su Wan got on the westbound carriage in a daze and began the fantastic journey of "accompanying the prince to learn scriptures".
But she soon discovered that this world was completely different from the original works she had read - Tang Monk was not an ordinary person who had no power to restrain a chicken, but the reincarnation of a golden cicada who could turn monsters into rabbits with one palm; Sun Wukong was not the majestic Monkey King, but a lean monkey who carried a burden and muttered; Zhu Bajie was not a greedy and lustful fool, but a fat monk riding on a thin horse that made the horse gasp.
What surprised her even more was that this cold and distant monk would silently sprinkle a handful of bamboo fungus powder while she was cooking porridge, would fall asleep peacefully on her shoulder on a moonlit night, and would whisper "I believe you, a poor monk" when no one else believed her.
The road to the west is long, riddled with demons and full of disasters. But when that man quietly protected her behind him every time, shielding her from all the wind and rain with his golden palms, Su Wan had to admit -
She seems to have really fallen in love with a monk. [Sweet pet + light imagination + subversive adaptation of national IP] When the modern sand sculpture girl travels into the dark journey to the West, and when Tang Monk no longer fights the five scum but hides the big boss, this journey to the west of marriage first, love later, sweet warning, be careful when entering the trap.
