Ever since he had officially entered the world of Black Myth alongside the others, Tang Sanzang's worldview had been continuously shattering.
At first, he had merely been swept into it and had been utterly bewildered by everything.
But after Immortals appeared before him one after another, followed by a second Monkey and a second Bajie, he had reluctantly accepted that he was in another world. Not long after, he had directly faced the threat posed by the monsters of Lesser Western Heaven.
As an eminent monk of the Great Tang, calling him "glamorous and conspicuous" would not have been an exaggeration. Naturally, that had drawn the covetous eyes of bandits and minor demons blocking the road.
However, just as the Arcade Great Sage had said, Tang Sanzang was not powerless. Coming from the arcade world setting, his martial skills were formidable. When he swung his monk's staff, ordinary demons could not easily approach him. Before meeting his eldest disciple, Son Goku, Tang Sanzang had relied on his own formidable combat ability to deal with those whom Buddhist teachings could not handle.
Thus, after a brief moment of confusion, Tang Sanzang resumed his old trade and decisively smashed his monk's staff into a demon's head.
Afterward, he had naturally taken part in the campaign against the Black Heavenly Court... Though he had not lifted a finger throughout the entire battle, the destruction of the Black Heavenly Court had profoundly shaken Tang Sanzang, to the point that he could not help questioning the legitimacy of gods and Buddhas.
Yet as someone devoted to Buddhism, the impact of the Black Heavenly Court was clearly nowhere near that of Black Spirit Mountain.
Already burdened by complicated emotions—confused, expectant, and deeply uneasy—Tang Sanzang soon encountered Bu Neng, who had boarded midway through the journey.
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