Journey to the West: a Poor Monk Becomes Stronger by Chanting Sutras

Chen Yi (huī) traveled through the West and became a Buddhist scripture seeker, going to the West to worship Buddha and seek scriptures. Without the protection of the Six Ding Liujia, the Five Directions, the Four Levels of Merit, and the eighteen protective Jialan, on the way to the west, life and death are uncertain, and each one has his own destiny, and he has to rely on his own wits and courage to overcome difficulties and dangers. Fortunately, he can become stronger by chanting sutras. Not only that, you can also get system rewards for attacking difficulties, seizing treasures, and recruiting disciples. Needless to say, Wukong, Bajie, Monk Sha, and White Dragon Horse are all my disciples. The black bear monster, the white-bone spirit, the red boy... Also came to my bowl. Manjushri Samantabhadra: "Our mounts, the green lion and the white elephant, have become Chen Hao's apprentices." Taishang Laojun: "My golden-horned and silver-horned boy who fanned fire was abducted by Chen Biao, and my old cow was not spared either." Maitreya Buddha: "My yellow-browed boy!" Guanyin: "Have mercy on my Golden Retriever..." Tathagata: "Even my uncle's golden-winged roc was taken away by him." Anuo Kassapa: "Reporting to the Buddha, Chen Hao has led a large group of disciples to the foot of Lingshan Mountain." PS: No prehistoric times, no gods!