[Journey to the West/Revisiting the Old Land/Chaos Cause and Effect/Buddhism/Monsters/Dark Suspense]
On the day he became a Buddha, thunder from Lingshan split the auspicious clouds.
The Tathagata said: "None of the scriptures you retrieved has been passed down to the Eastern Lands."
Nineteen years of hard work in translating the Bible came to nothing.
What's even more shocking is that the ghost that was released when Shituoling destroyed the ancient temple has been following him for nineteen years, turning into a shadow that looks exactly like him.
Jin Chanzi attained enlightenment and became a Buddha, but was told that harmony and virtue were not yet complete and cause and effect were not fulfilled.
He left behind his true body and returned to the old path of traveling westward in a human body.
Without the full level of cultivation, there is only a black iron Zen staff, a set of mini five element arrays, a method of imitation and copying, and a survival method of thirty-six strategies.
The old road has long been changed beyond recognition.
The grass and trees in Wuxing Mountain are withered, Liujiazhuang is deserted, temple statues have collapsed, and bare footprints appear out of thin air.
The monkey-shaped figure asked him in Wukong's voice: "Why have you been gone for nineteen years?"
The black relic in his arms suddenly became hot, and the monkey shadow dissipated, leaving only a fishy stench filling the room.
Avalokitesvara advises: Don't look back. If you look back every time, you will lose your human form.
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The Liaozhai fox demon blocks the road, and the white-bone spirit reincarnates in a tea stall.
There are misunderstandings in the underworld and temptations from the fairies in heaven.
Strange beasts from the mountains and seas appear in the world, and the remaining spirits of the ancient world awaken.
At each stop, there are beauty games, monster games, and causal games, testing this reincarnated holy monk with greed, anger, obsession, and hatred.
He no longer relied on his disciples for protection, and used copying techniques to secretly learn the stunts of the demons.
Use the Five Elements Formation to trap the enemy and break the situation, and use the Thirty-Six Strategies to survive.
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Along the way, warmth and horror intertwined. He used all kinds of tastes in the world to supplement his merits and went to Lingshan to ask about the Tathagata.
"What is the real "Buddha"?"