Tang Monk Doesn't Chant Sutras Just to Meet You

Everyone in the world said that if Tang Sanzang retrieved the true scriptures, he could save all sentient beings in the world. But only Tang Monk himself knew that incense could not cross the flood, and scriptures could not satisfy the hunger. True compassion was never found in temples, but in the world of fireworks. So the holy monk broke his attachment, abandoned the scriptures and entered the world, leading three disciples to travel throughout the Tang Dynasty, building embankments and dams, opening up official roads, supervising officials, calming the refugees, and replacing empty Zen sounds with mundane and practical things. A reunion, long-lost old friends meeting again. Princess Changning, dressed in plain clothes, accompanied him, practiced medicine to save people, and investigated corruption wisely. She stayed with him through thick and thin. He has a pure heart and few desires, abides by the Buddhist precepts, and dares not be tempted, but he will always stop for her inadvertently, break the precepts for her, and mess up the stable Buddhist beads for her. She knew that monks and laymen had different paths, and she never dared to reveal her half-hearted thoughts. She only stayed with him silently, understanding all his forbearance and perseverance. There are surging undercurrents in the temple, Buddhism is under heavy pressure, and tribulations in the world are constant. He saves all peoples, and she saves him. Can this journey of joining the world, which begins with ordinary people and is filled with excitement, break the fateful barrier? A thought about the common people, a thought about emotions, and all kinds of thoughts are all on the long road westward.