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Tang Priest is a very complicated figure, kind but indiscriminate. Sincerely to the Buddha, stubborn and persistent, elegant in manners, kind in temperament, and extremely accomplished in Buddhist scriptures. He hates evil, is not afraid of difficulties, is persevering and fearless, but sometimes he is too stubborn and undisciplined, and goes his own way. The Tang Priest is kind-hearted and pious, and when the Tang Dynasty urgently needs personnel, he stepped forward. ? For example, when the king of Wuji gave him a dream and told him about his misfortune, he showed great compassion and asked the children to rescue him, help him relieve his suffering and return to the world again. When he saw the mouse become a woman, he sent his disciples to rescue him. When he meditated, a bug crawled over him, and he couldn't bear to hurt it. Tang Priest's will to learn from the Buddhist scriptures is extremely firm. He doesn't tempt people with lust and scorpion essence, but Tang Priest still ignores it, showing that he is dedicated to the Buddha and has a firm will, and only takes learning from the Buddhist scriptures as his own responsibility. When the disciples dissuaded them by saying that there were monsters and ghosts on the way to get the scriptures, the Tang Priest was determined and long summer vowed to get back the scriptures. However, the Tang Priest often blames Wukong wrongly, and often does not argue between good and evil. When Wukong wantonly attacked six robbers who robbed the road, the Tang Priest complained in every way, condemned the Monkey King, and often recited incantations indiscriminately. When Bai Gujing became an old man and a girl, Tang Priest trusted the old man's words and didn't believe Wukong. The Monkey King knocked them down, and the Tang Priest listened to Pig's words, but he didn't know right from wrong, and still recited the incantation. The Tang Priest was as timid as a mouse. In the snake mountain, the white horse was swallowed by the little white dragon, and he cried bitterly and was at a loss. When the host of Baolin Temple refused to let them stay, he only came out with tears. When he heard that the king of Wuji was pushed into the well, he was scared to death.

Tang Priest is sometimes confused and doesn't trust Wukong, but trusts the goblins, and sometimes listens to Pig.