Tang Seng is respected as the Master of Sanzang, the common name is Chen Yi, and the legal name is Xuanzang. Because he is a monk of the Tang Dynasty in the east, he is called a Tang monk. In Journey to the West, Tang Taizong refers to the number of the scriptures (there are Mahayana Sutras in the West), and the name of Tang Seng Ya is Sanzang!

The Tang Seng himself in history is completely opposite to the verbose, timid, indistinguishable, mediocre and incompetent Tang Seng portrayed in various TV drama versions.

The real Tang monk is tall, powerful, resolute, courageous and intelligent. He smuggled through Yumen Pass, crossed the 800-mile desert for five days and four nights without a drop of water (in a panic caused by strong winds and sand, the water bladder was overturned).

He traveled tens of thousands of miles, crossed deserts, dangerous mountains and valleys, thousands of snow-capped mountains, and bandits were rampant at all the mountains and passes, and he was killed by a knife at any time. In the holy land of Buddhism, he read all the scriptures of various schools and sects, and during his study abroad, he was unrivaled and famous.

The king convened all the powerful and wise men in the Buddhist circles at that time to hold a great debate on Buddhism in the world, and Xuanzang was the master, he announced his views and told the world: Whoever can find out the shortcomings of his views will be beheaded to thank him. Yes, you read that right, behead to thanks!

At the Buddhist debate conference, the world's eminent monks gathered, and all the great sages of all factions were present, until the end of the conference, no one dared to fight Xuanzang.

No one dares to fight!

A sword is successful, and a lonely one seeks defeat!

This is the real Tang Seng!

Tang Seng, a young Chinese monk (only twenty-eight years old when he traveled west), traveled west to study, and finally was elected as a master by the great monks and wise men of various sects and sects in the holy land of Buddhism, and wrote books and lectures in Nalanda Temple, the birthplace of Buddhism and the supreme holy place of Buddhism, and reached a peak height.

He endured what ordinary people couldn't endure, and endured hardships that ordinary people couldn't imagine, and his courage, wisdom, and perseverance were rarely matched. The real Tang Seng is and can only be a super strongman!

Therefore, the Tang Seng in the story in this book will be a cultivator with a high military value, which is not comparable to the timid, cowardly, incompetent, and mediocre Tang Seng who is deliberately dwarfed in various versions of the TV series.

This book relieves doubts about Journey to the West, and also justifies the true face of Tang Seng!