Journey to the West: Marrying the Daughter of the King at the Beginning

Fei Lu's first Journey to the West work that doesn't go to seek Buddhist scriptures In the Lingxiao Palace, Taishang Laojun held a mini version of the green bull and cried: Jade Emperor, my little green bull was eaten by Tang Monk. In the holy land of Lingshan Mountain in the West, Venerable Guanyin said angrily: "Buddha, that Buddhist scripture seeker was not innocent and actually married the daughter of the king. In the Hall of Hell in the underworld, the King of Hell held a messy book of life and death and cried loudly: "It's true that there is exactly the same kind of master as there is an apprentice. Xiliang Women's Kingdom: A young monk took off his cassock and shook the empty wine jar. He shouted: Apprentice, serve the wine. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.