White Dragon Horse's Journey to the West

Ao Lie, the third prince of the Dragon King of the West Sea, was convicted of a conspiracy to set fire. He was inspired by Guanyin to cut off his horns and scales, turned into a white horse, and carried Tang Monk to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. Everyone in the world laughs at him for being useless, but only he knows that the silence he endures along the way is atonement for the Dragon Clan, a chess game in the Three Realms, and even more so, self-salvation. On the way westward, he remained silent and silent, but he saw through the sincerity and disguise of the four masters and disciples, and saw through the sorrow and helplessness behind the demon. He secretly transformed into a dragon savior several times, fought bloody battles with powerful enemies, and even awakened his second incarnation under the pull of fate - the symbiosis between the unruly black shadow and the pure white dragon and horse. From the prince in the clouds to the humiliation of ordinary horses, from inner confrontation to the unity of two bodies, from family grievances to the balance of the three realms, all the hidden threads are revealed layer by layer. What he carried was never Tang Monk, but fate; what he endured was not humiliation, but growth; what he kept was not fate, but his true heart. In the end, the lead was washed away, and he transformed into a dragon and returned to his throne, becoming the most underestimated Eight Heavenly Dragons in Journey to the West.