Journey to the West: Let You Learn Scriptures, and You Will Start by Examining Buddhism?

Journeying through the West, becoming Tang Sanzang who is about to go west to obtain Buddhist scriptures. Guanyin appeared and paved the way for Buddhism. All civil and military officials in the dynasty thought that he would kneel down to receive the Buddha's decree and embark on a journey of hundreds of thousands of miles to obtain scriptures. However, Tang Sanzang rang the interrogation bell in public and started interrogating the Jinghe Dragon King case! "Did the death of the Dragon King come from heaven, or did Buddhism use its lives to pave the way?" Since then, Journey to the West has completely changed. In Shuangcha Ridge, he saved the mortal guard who should have died tragically, and tried to interrogate the Buddhist calamity behind the monsters. At Wuzhi Mountain, he did not remove the Buddha stickers, but directly judged the Buddha stickers to be disqualified, and found out Sun Wukong's five hundred years of suffering from copper juice and iron pills. Yingchoujian, he refused to let the little white dragon turn into a horse, and asked Guanyin: "If it is voluntary, why do you lock his dragon tendons?" The Sun Wukong does not wear the tight hoop, the little white dragon does not ride, the canopy no longer accepts fate, and the roller blind has to overturn the verdict. All the way to the west, all the way to ask questions. Demons and monsters are going to be judged, gods and Buddhas are going to be judged, heaven is going to be judged, and spiritual mountains are going to be judged even more! When Tang Sanzang set foot on Daleiyin Temple with all the suffering masters, the Buddhas realized that this journey to the west was no longer about gathering Buddhist scriptures. But sentient beings ask Buddha! On Lingshan Mountain. Tang Sanzang led his disciples to confront the Buddhas in the sky! Tang Sanzang: "I would like to ask all the Buddhas in the sky why they want to prosper in the West at the cost of the lives of all living beings!" "If you couldn't give the poor monk a satisfactory answer, the poor monk would have destroyed this spiritual mountain today!"