Supplement to Journey to the West: True Scripture Trek

Thirteen hundred years after taking the Western Meridian, Tang Seng and his disciples finally discovered that the pile of scriptures they brought back were just recycle bin files from a certain high-dimensional universe. Now that my system is stuck, I need to empty the Recycle Bin and format the entire hard drive. Together with their world, it will be deleted. Lingshan Group and Tianting jointly held a closed-door meeting for three days and three nights, and the final decision was simple: restart the Westward Journey project, and the four masters and apprentices set off as a team to find a better "underlying code" for others to use. So—— Tang Sanzang carries a KPI exemption letter, Sun Wukong carries a code stick that can rewrite logic, Zhu Bajie wears a smart bracelet that can synthesize any delicious food, and Monk Sha wears a pair of data glasses that can comment on everything he reads. The four people plunged into a crazy universe composed of garbled codes, pop-up windows, algorithm monsters and paid traps. The food city is catching pigs, the censorship bureau is fishing for sand, and there is a BOSS squatting under the Cyber ​​Five Elements Mountain that has lost pixels, complaining every day that he was forced to mine and mutated. In this new journey to the West, there is no map from the Buddha, no Bodhisattva to entrust you with dreams, and even the monsters on the roadside no longer eat people - they have switched to paying for knowledge, and if you don't replenish your membership, you won't even have the qualifications you used to have. The story is still about fighting all the way, but this time you are not fighting monsters, but those things that you can't explain but haunt you every day. The Western Heaven is gone, and studying scriptures has become writing scriptures. Write a new one that won't be deleted with one click. Can it be written? Then you have to ask the golden cudgel that can rewrite the concept of monsters into toads if they are willing to work overtime.