Young Xuanzang

A third-year male student who was just waiting to die unexpectedly traveled to the turn of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. His father did not care for him, his mother did not love him, and he also lived in an era of frequent wars and confusion. Chen Yi, who knew that he could not succeed in literature or martial arts, immediately packed up his clothes and became a monk, fully embracing the golden thigh of his father, Buddha. From then on, he became a stooge, absurd and unrestrained, and became the detestable little monk in the Pure Land Temple who was hated by everyone. In the twelfth year of the Sui Dynasty, Emperor Yangdi traveled to Jiangdu three times and encountered hundreds of ghosts that he had never seen before, causing heavy casualties and loss of life. This year, Chen Yi was ordered by his teacher to go out to practice in the temple, determined to travel around the mountains and rivers, have sex to his heart's content, and continue his free and unrestrained life. At this time, he did not know that one day he would embark on the journey to the west and become the eminent monk of the Tang Dynasty who was respected by the world. Mission: Love without borders