(Unorthodox spin-off of Journey to the West, I just borrowed the shell and talked about some... Realistic things, no prehistoric times, no demons and demons, and no conspiracy theories)
The red boy became a good boy. Of the three boys he burned, only the blackened rattle was left.
When Tang Monk picked up the drum, Wukong was scolding the villagers, "What are you making trouble for?" However, when he heard "If the one who burns is your monkey grandson from Huaguoshan", the tip of the stick trembled.
Later, they encountered the Kuimulang who ate the guard and returned to heaven to serve as a star, the green lion which swallowed the woodcutter's only bag of worm-infested rice, the roc that chewed up a country's people, and Lingshan said, "This is purification."
Monk Sha's skull is engraved with his name, Bajie's account book is covered with pig trotter prints, and Monk Tang's cassock is covered with patches.
It turns out that the hardest thing is not the golden cudgel, but the paper with "injustice" written on it. The wind cannot blow it away and the fire cannot burn it away.
Reader comments
It's beautiful and very meaningful. With a backstage, you can become an immortal or a god. Without a backstage, you can be beaten to death. It's so similar to reality. One thing after another makes people dizzy.
It's beautiful and very meaningful. With a backstage, you can become an immortal or a god. Without a backstage, you can be beaten to death. It's so similar to reality. One thing after another makes people dizzy.