Journey to the West: Ancestors!

"Brother! Do you think this muscular man with arms as wide as his waist, a bright back covering the sky, and tattoos of gods and Buddhas showing ghosts and monsters is Tang Sanzang?" The eldest brother nodded numbly. "Report! Elder Tang sat in the pot by himself and ordered people to start a fire and boil the water!" The eldest brother's legs went weak and he was supported by the second brother who was lying on the ground. "God! Tell Elder Tang to collect your magical powers!" … First destroy the six thieves, and then eliminate the macaques. Is it Sun Wukong or Monkey King? How could Emperor Ziwei, the head of Beidou Jiuchen, be punished and turned into a pig fetus? Why are there nine floating and unsinkable skulls in three thousand weak waters and quicksand rivers? Ten lives later, will the Tang Monk who learned the scriptures still be the golden cicada who despises the Dharma? The 1986 version of Journey to the West is suitable for people of all ages, but the original work will inevitably remind people of it. After all, the World-Honored One once said: "I am a man in Hezhou, Xiniu. I am not greedy and do not kill. I nourish my energy and potential. Although it is supremely true, everyone can live a long life." It is true that the sky moves for a moment and the earth moves for a year. Who does not live a long life? All speculations were fruitless, but fortunately, when I opened my eyes again, I was already the second disciple of the Tathagata - Jin Chanzi. "Amitabha, you are compassionate. Tang Sanzang, a poor monk, came from the Eastern Tang Dynasty to teach people and manage burials. "