The Lunar Star.
Tongtian reclines on a bed of cold jade, with two Lunar Goddesses at his sides. One feeds him spirit fruit while the other pours him wine.
Not far away, beneath the osmanthus tree, the Six-Eared Macaque roasts one leg of a Golden-Winged Great Peng.
Up in the tree, a parrot spirit belts out a song: "This is what a perfect life is like...!"
Tongtian: You think you can make me a sage? Dream on.
Hongjun: "Tongtian, if you don't become a sage, the Heavenly Dao won't let you be."
Tongtian silently displays a row of golden wheels of merit.
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You are afraid of being accepted as a disciple by Hongjun, so can't you become a saint before him?
Brother, can you put double quotes in the dialogue?
Duobao had better not accept him as his disciple. There are a lot of Kong Xuan and others who can replace him, and in order to become a Taoist, he called Tongtian and the Four Saints to fight. In the end, most of the luck in intercepting the teachings belonged to him, and with the addition of those from Journey to the West, he was able to become enlightened.
Not bad, keep the level and make a reservation every day
Why is there only one chapter today?
Who gave you the 6.0 Rating?