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I don't know which TV series or movies recently have female leads named Sha Sha. But I know some female leads in TV dramas or movies with the name Sha Sha, such as Andy in Ode to Joy, Zhen Huan in Ruyi, etc. If you can provide more relevant information, I will try my best to answer your questions.

Sha Hai did not broadcast the novel of the same name adapted from Qin Ming on a specific app. If you want to watch Shahai TV series, you can search on major video websites such as Youku, iQiyi, and tencent videos.

Let me recommend you a few similar novels: "Quickly wear the cannon fodder female supporting role": It has a similar theme as the cannon fodder female supporting role, and it is also a fast-wearing novel. "The First Crazy Concubine": It's also an ancient romance novel. The female protagonist is also independent and strong, and she turns into a crazy concubine. - "Step by Step in Beauty": A classical fictional novel similar to "Autumn Ji". The female protagonist also reversed her own fate and became the female lead. I hope my recommendation will be helpful to you. If you like it, please support the author. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope you like it ~

I don't know which novel 'Ji Sha' is referring to. Can you provide more background information or context? This way, I can better answer your questions.

Monk Sha was one of the main characters in Journey to the West. He played an important role in the journey of Tang Sanzang and his party. Here are some stories about Monk Sha: Monk Sand was one of the apprentices of Tang Sanzang. He had been practicing with Tang Sanzang for many years before Tang Sanzang and his party arrived in India. On the way, Monk Sha, Zhu Bajie and the White Dragon Horse were sent to different places to carry out different tasks. Monk Sand encountered many dangers and challenges on his way to India, including fighting demons, natural disasters, and his own limitations. In these challenges, Monk Sand showed his courage and intelligence and became an important ally and assistant of Tang Sanzang and his party. On the way to get the scriptures, Monk Sha had also helped Tang Sanzang and his other disciples, such as helping them overcome the battle with the Bull Demon King and helping them find their lost luggage. In the end, Monk Sha successfully completed the mission of Tang Sanzang and returned to China to continue his cultivation. On his way back to China, he had also helped other people to become a respected and grateful person.

I don't know which novel you're referring to. The female lead is called Bo Sha. Please provide more context or information so that I can better answer your question.

I recommend the book "I'm a Big Boss in Fantasy" to you. The main character is called Liu Zhuang. In the alternate world, he experienced hot-blooded, touching, and emotional life. It's a very cool story. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

From the passages provided, there was no complete novel content of "Sand Sea". However, I can recommend a novel similar to Sand Sea, Douluo's Waves in the Sand Sea. It tells the story of a transmigrator's exploration and growth on Douluo Continent. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The four stories about Monk Sha in Journey to the West were as follows: Monk Sha saves Tang Monk In Journey to the West, Monk Sha was the young monk of Tang Sanzang. He was responsible for taking care of Tang Sanzang's luggage and mount on the way to the scriptures. In an accident, Monk Sand accidentally broke Tang Sanzang's white horse. Tang Sanzang was very angry and blamed Monk Sand. However, Monk Sand insisted that he had never harmed Tang Sanzang, and that he had only made a mistake by accident. In the end, Monk Sanzang forgave Monk Sand and let him continue to take care of Monk Sanzang's luggage and mount. The Cooperation between Monk Sha and Wukong In Journey to the West, Monk Sha and Sun Wukong were good friends, and they helped Tang Sanzang to learn the scriptures together. During a battle, Monk Sand was captured by a monster. Sun Wukong went to save him, but in the battle with the monster, Monk Sand accidentally fell to the ground. Sun Wukong was worried about Monk Sand's safety, so he took him and fled to Tang Sanzang's boat. In the end, Tang Sanzang forgave Sun Wukong's behavior and let Monk Sand stay on his ship. The Quarrel Between Monk Sha and Bajie In Journey to the West, Monk Sha and Zhu Bajie were good friends. They helped Tang Sanzang to get the scriptures together. During a journey, Monk Sha and Zhu Bajie quarreled over some trivial matters, which eventually turned into a big conflict. In the end, Tang Sanzang decided to let Zhu Bajie complete the task in place of Monk Sha to ensure his safety. Monk Sha Protects Tang Sanzang to Read Buddhist Scriptures In Journey to the West, Monk Sha was Tang Sanzang's bodyguard. He was responsible for protecting Tang Sanzang and assisting him in completing his mission. In a dangerous situation, Monk Sand successfully rescued Tang Sanzang from the hands of the demon and protected him.

The ending of Sha Hai's original novel was that Wu Xie, Fatty, and the Evil Emperor were lost in the desert, and Third Uncle left alone because he was worried about them, causing them to be swallowed by the sandstorm. In the end, with the help of Fatty, Wu Xie successfully found the Dark Emperor, but they were trapped in a mysterious space and could not escape. In this space, they encountered many dangers and challenges, but in the end, they overcame all the difficulties, recovered their memories, and reunited. The ending of the novel was tragic, but it was also full of exciting and touching plots.