Master Tang Seng and his disciples went through countless hardships and eighty-one difficulties. Finally, he obtained the true scriptures, attained enlightenment and became a Buddha, and returned to Chang'an. If traveling a hundred and eight thousand miles to retrieve the true scriptures is a promise to the Buddha, then using Mahayana Buddhist scriptures to save everyone and escape from the sea of suffering as soon as possible is a promise made by the Master of the Tang Dynasty to everyone. Therefore, he dismissed the Buddhist scripture collection team and spared no efforts in promoting Buddhism for the rest of his life. Since learning success is not the end, but the beginning. After the eighty-one tribulations, there will be the eighty-two tribulations, the eighty-three tribulations... Even the rumor that "eating Tang Monk's meat will lead to immortality" is getting more and more intense. For a time, those seeking true scriptures and those with malicious intentions quickly spread throughout the Tang Dynasty.
The master has martial arts skills, but he has never been able to use them, wandering in the vast sea of people. Until one day he met a baby and was cured of his "wandering" wind injury. From then on, I had a home both physically and mentally. Although this family is in turmoil, it is enough for him to settle down and live a long life. However, as the disciple grows up day by day. That "feeling" is getting stronger and stronger. Many nights, Master woke up from nightmares. In order to prevent the "tragedy" from happening again, the severity became more and more out of control. Until the disciple had an adventure...
A remote and poor mountain village. The people there work hard from sunrise to sunset, but they still suffer from hunger. A young man is determined to change all this so that people will no longer suffer from hunger. But for thousands of years, generations of people have been like this, and many people who want to change have been buried in the loess. As a result, his ideals became a laughing stock...
Intention: A person's path to learning is also the path to the Great Wall. Although it cannot stop thousands of troops, it must not be shaky or drift with the tide.