Transformed into a young opera troupe owner with a debt of three hundred taels, Tang Sen only has three days left: if the money is not paid, the stage will be demolished and the troupe will sell people to pay off the debt.
In order to survive, he changed the last scene to "Why the Great Sage Rebellious".
The first cheers from the whole city rang out, and the stage actually revealed the truth from five hundred years ago - Wukong was not a monster monkey, but a rebel who broke through the black accounts of the three realms; the so-called seeking scriptures was not about salvation, but a great drama written by Lingshan for all living beings: monsters create fear, people contribute incense, and gods and Buddhas divide merit.
Fortunately, Tang Sen is bound to the [Three Realms Script System]. Every time a black opera is sung, a page of the ledger of gods and Buddhas can be revealed.
From rescuing Wukong and rejecting the golden hoop, to collecting Bajie and investigating the underworld, he led the troupe all the way west, singing his accounts in public and forcing others to admit their accounts.
When others go west to seek Buddha, Tang Sen only asks:
Does Lingshan dare to settle this incense account in front of the Three Realms?
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