I think it is the romance of the gods. I made a statistic a long time ago, and this is the data at that time. Explaining the teachings (disciple in brackets): Seo Woo12nd generation disciple (namely): Guang (Yin Jiao) Chi Jing (Yin Hong) Pu Xian Zhenren (Bai Mu) Manjusri Guangfa Tianzun (Jin Bai) Yu Ding Zhenren (Emperor Wen of Sui) Huanglong Zhenren Qingxu Zhenjun (Huang Tianhua, Yang Ren) West Kunlun Scattered Immortal: Lu Ya Laozi (namely Taishang Laojun). There are four disciples with the highest status: Taoist Duobao, Notre Dame Dolly, Notre Dame Tortoise and Notre Dame Nothing. Other famous ones, such as Zhao Gongming, San Xiao, Wenzhong (a disciple of Our Lady Dolly), Ten Commandments, Our Lady of Fire, Golden Red, Yuyuan, Fairy with Tooth, Fairy with Golden Teeth, Fairy with Autumn Life, Fairy with Dark Clouds and Fairy with Long Ears, can only think of so much. Supplement: For those who have read the original Romance of the Gods, the friend named Zhilianyan should know that he wrote at the beginning of the twelfth chapter, "It is said that there was a company commander in Chentangguan, surnamed Li, who visited Taoism and cultivated truth since childhood, and worshipped Zhengde as a teacher in West Kunlun and learned the five elements of evasion." It can be seen that Li Jing's master was a real person at first. As for him, that was later. I wrote it clearly in the front. I counted all the disciples under the Buddhism Sect. Three generations of disciples are in brackets, and Master's name comes first.