Journey to the West: the Peerless Power on the Flower and Fruit Mountain

Wu Dao took his Taoist temple to the Huaguo Mountain. At the beginning, Sun Wukong shamelessly begged to be his disciple! Wu Dao: "Monkey, stop messing around. I'm just a mortal and can't teach you how to practice. You go and find Patriarch Bodhi." "What's going on? Just stay with me and won't leave!" Sun Wukong: "Teacher Tianzun must be testing me. The red-tailed chicken he raises can spit immortal fire. His guard dog can move mountains, and the goldfish in his pond can make the dragon kings of the world kneel down." Not only that, Sun Wukong can also see here, there is an ancient bronze bell with occasional light ripples. There is a picture that condenses the stars in the sky! The teacher made eleven clay figures and called himself an ancestral witch! Sun Wukong was extremely sincere: "He must be a peerless power!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.