On his journey to the west, he landed in Liangjie Mountain and became a mountain king.
Tathagata: "Master Muyun, can you use the valuable land to seduce Sun Wukong? Don't get me wrong, the poor monk prepared his own 'Five Finger Mountain'."
Jade Emperor: "Although I am in charge of the three realms, the mountains of the two realms belong to the great master. It is not up to me to ask whether you want to borrow them or not."
Five hundred years later, a handsome monk who came from the east stood in front of Liangjie Mountain, looking stupidly at the splendid mountain village in front of him and the man asking for money: "This... You want to pay for the passage?"
Mu Yun: "Don't talk nonsense. I built this mountain and planted this tree. If you want to survive this, I will leave you alone. If you dare to jump around, I will kill you and not bury you!"
After saying that, Mu Yun whispered again: "Anyway, I have killed you for nine lifetimes, not less than this one.'
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Commentary on Chapter 75 of "That Year in Chang'an" "Journey to the West: The King of Mountains in the Beginning" written by Smoking Elephant.
Commentary on Chapter 75 of "That Year in Chang'an" "Journey to the West: The King of Mountains in the Beginning" written by Smoking Elephant.