Journey to the West: Tang Monk's One Punch

Solving problems inexplicably, developing power inexplicably—it's all inexplicable.

Is it possible that the master of Bai Tang, Xiao Qing, Da Fei, and Wu Song in "Jingju Cats" is named Tang Ming?

There are no details whatsoever; everything is summed up in a single sentence: "calculation." Discussions are reduced to a single phrase: "plan," and then the plan is completed.

I didn't watch much; I found it a bit boring. Things just appear out of nowhere, without any explanation, it's all so inexplicable. It's like they want to see hailstones falling from the sky!

I had a crush on a girl. One day, she was beaten up and was crying alone in the park. I went over to comfort her, and she was eventually moved and became my girlfriend. Now it's been three years, and she still doesn't know that I was the one who had her beaten up.

Tang Xuan threw a punch, and Xi Tian immediately cried out: No!

Jade Emperor: He ate the Queen Mother's Lingzhi vegetables, demolished the Dou Niu Palace, and injured his colleagues while drunk. I'm already being lenient by convicting him of harassing a female subordinate.

At this moment, Tang Sanzang's eyes narrowed slightly. He clenched his fists and shouted, "One serious punch!" With a deafening roar, the entire Journey to the West world shattered into pieces. The End.

As soon as the petty thief appeared, Little White Dragon stole the horse. Things got a bit chaotic, didn't they?

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