"You cheeky monkey, dare to fight me?"
"..." Sun Wukong acts as if he didn't hear, whistles, and hurriedly puts away his staff.
"Ran Deng, dare to fight me?"
"... Amitabha, Amitabha..." Ran Deng taps his wooden fish rapidly and quietly recites Buddhist scriptures.
"Haotian, dare to fight me?"
"... I, cough, cough, cough..." Haotian hides his face with his long sleeves and hurries off to the Jade Pool.
"You fool, aren't you coming back?"
"Coming, coming!"
A Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods story. Don't read if that's not your thing. In this book, Guanyin is depicted as female, so don't read if you dislike that.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Guanyin was originally a Taoist named Cihang, a man. She was converted into a woman by Buddhism.
This name is not good, just add a lucky one. Manji Bodhisattva, promoted to quasi-sage, conferred the title of Kuiba Buddha, wrote the Three Sutras of Qiheng and became a sub-sage.
Guanyin may be bigger than you when you take it out. This mount, haha.
You Daluo Jinxian is a bit weak, with only tens of thousands of kilograms of strength.
Does Avalokitesvara have a twelve-grade pure white lotus?
The protagonist Da Luo was actually written to have a physical body with more than 100,000 kilograms of strength, and the one who rides on a horse only has more than 100,000 kilograms of strength? Compared with those fantasy, mortals have it from the beginning.
Guanyin was originally the disciple of the Tongtian leader, right? Later, the leader of the Tongtian Sect set up the Immortal Killing Sword Formation to fight the Four Saints and was imprisoned by the ancestor in the Zixiao Palace. How many Taoist people were deceived by the Western Second Saints and allowed them to go to Buddhism?
There has been no update for 5 months. I am really a hermaphrodite.
Forget it, it looks like he has entered the palace.
Bajie is from the original sect, right? It seems that Laojun only has Xuandu sect.