Living Buddha Jigong: Guangliang Deceived Guangliang at the Beginning to Prevent Disaster

(There is no heroine in this book, so it just follows the original plot, which is purely funny and light-hearted.) Others rely on magic to defeat demons, while Jingchen relies on quicklime, black dog blood, animal traps and a lot of bad water to defeat demons. While others become monks for the sake of spiritual practice, Jingchen only has three goals: Making money from incense, raiding the monster's hometown, and tricking Guang Liang into avoiding disasters for him. Is the black wind monster invulnerable? Let it step on the bear trap first. Spider spirit has eight legs? Just in time to try the freshly brewed sticky mouse glue. Is the silk spun by the silkworm spirit indestructible? Mix the whole city mulberry leaves with croton. Although Jingchen didn't know any magic, he relied on his familiarity with the plot to trick the notorious monsters into suspecting them. Jigong is responsible for subduing demons and eliminating demons, and he is responsible for collecting money and making up for the damage. What is Guang Liang responsible for? Guang Liang is responsible for going first.