Journey to the West: My Disciples Are Too Arrogant

Li Changsheng traveled to the world of Journey to the West and accidentally awakened the system. As long as he accepts disciples, he can become stronger. So he began to teach without distinction and accepted countless apprentices. In desperation, Li Changsheng accepted some disciples at random and did not teach them for hundreds of years. He let them go to the bookstore to read novels on their own. Until the great catastrophe of Journey to the West came, Li Changsheng dismissed all his disciples and began to live in seclusion. But he didn't expect that the identities of these disciples were unusual, and even the novels in the library contained mysteries. An obedient bird came down from the mountain and ran to the Lion Camel Ridge: "On the top of the immortal world, in this world, if I have the Dapeng, there will be heaven." Many years later, Li Changsheng also faced a new task in the system. It turned out to be to prevent Monk Tang from studying in the West? Li Changsheng naturally did not dare to act rashly on Buddhism's long-term plan. But Li Changsheng accidentally discovered that the monsters Tang Monk met were all his disciples? Are they all my people on this pilgrimage? So how can this journey of seeking scriptures from the West satisfy you? Tang Monk: Buddha, why is the difficulty of obtaining Buddhist scriptures so exaggerated? Forget about the semi-saint golden-winged roc, but what does the saint green ox mean?