Li Xuanzang, a Chinese college student, woke up and traveled to the ancient world. It was the Sui Empire period after the end of the Conferred Gods, and he became an unknown monk at Jinshan Temple.
Just when he was at a loss, the abbot of Jinshan Temple suddenly issued a decree asking him to go to Xitianling Mountain to seek Mahayana Buddhism?
No, are you kidding? Learning from scriptures, isn't that Tang Sanzang's business? It's the Sui Dynasty now!
Fortunately, his arrival also alarmed Tongtian, who was bored in the chaos... Adhering to the temperament that if I am not happy, I have to find happiness for you, Tongtian accepted Li Xuanzang as a closed disciple, improved his body, taught his skills, can absorb the merits of the journey to the west and improve his cultivation, and gave him the Qingping Sword, allowing him to go westward to obtain scriptures.
Ever since, he followed Tang Sanzang's journey westward, but the original story of his journey to the west has completely changed!
In the main hall of the Luoyang City Palace, Li Xuanzang faced Yang Guang: "Your Majesty, do you want to become an emperor through the ages? Then sworn brothers with me as brothers of the opposite sex, and send me to the west to learn Buddhist scriptures!"
At the foot of Wuzhi Mountain, beside Li Xuanzang stood the Golden Spirit Virgin Mary who cut the mountain with a sword. She confidently said to Sun Wukong: "Great Sage, either you worship me as your teacher and protect me to go to the West; or, I will ask my senior sister to send you to the West!"
In the Yunzhan Cave of Gaolaozhuang, the scene in front of him made Li Xuanzang stunned: The person accompanying Second Sister Egg on the couch was actually a monkey with six ears?
Six-eared Macaque: "Master, I, the sixth one, have been waiting for you for a long time!"
A few years later, in the Lingshan Hall, Li Xuanzang led the four monkeys in the world and three thousand Jiejiao disciples who had reshaped their bodies to face the Two Saints of the West.
"Two saints, according to the opinion of the poor monk, this Lingshan Taoist Temple should have been established in the Sui Dynasty. What do you think?"