Unknown Journey to the West

After the sandstorm, Shen Heyin, a graduate student in liberal arts, woke up next to the Guazhou beacon in the early years of Zhenguan. All she had left with her was a half bottle of water, a folding knife, and a fragment of a scroll with a death scene on it. The fragment of the scroll lit up for the first time, pointing to a dry well that was not on any road. There is a young man at the bottom of the well. Outside the well, there are cut water bladders, blocked living wells, and pulled out road signs. Only then did Shen Heyin realize that the road to the Western Region was not lost, but was hidden. Some people get rich by getting lost, some gain power by cutting off water, and some rely on miracles and curses to make travelers afraid to ask for directions. And the monk Xuanzang, who was about to sneak out of the customs, wanted to write down all the roads he had traveled. From Yumenguan in Guazhou to Gaochang, Qiuci, and Congling Snow Mountain, Shen Heyin saved people, broke situations, and re-took the erased unknown road along the way. She thought the fragment could take her home. It was not until the end that she realized that the scraps were not a way out for her. It is the "Unknown Journey to the West" written by her in the future for herself.