A mandrake?

This actually raised a good question. In the original work, did it mention where the ginseng fruits go after falling into the ground?

In the original work, the fruit just disappear if it touch the ground. That's it.

So this time or in this work they go under and he just plucked one out then

Krugger said:

So this time or in this work they go under and he just plucked one out then

This Sanzang is so OP he beat the original story

laisy said:

This actually raised a good question. In the original work, did it mention where the ginseng fruits go after falling into the ground?

The Ginsengfruits sink into the ground upon contact as part of their mythical nature. By pulling them out and defying "the rules" Tang Shanzang is brute-forcing things, just like the way he rescued Monkey by digging her out of the mountain instead of using the seal.

Rice_22 said: The Ginsengfruits sink into the ground upon contact as part of their mythical nature. By pulling them out and defying "the rules" Tang Shanzang is brute-forcing things, just like the way he rescued Monkey by digging her out of the mountain instead of using the seal.

Can't complain if it works.