Journey to the West: Senior Brother, Stop, That's My Brother!

Thanks to all book friends, the new book "Late Ming Dynasty: The Last Imperial Guard Commander" is being carefully prepared. This book is also known as: Li Shimin: Why did he send a Buddhist scripture seeker? Even Lingshan came to pay tribute! "Elder brother, don't do anything! This monster is my brother-in-law!" With one sentence, Sun Wukong, who was holding the golden cudgel, froze on the spot, and Tang Monk, who was bent on seeking scriptures, was completely paralyzed. Lingyou traveled to the West ten thousand years ago. He didn't practice the heaven-defying magical skills or grab the ancient magic weapons. He only did one thing: travel throughout the three realms and accumulate connections. From Golden-winged Dapeng and Zhen Yuanzi to Tiger Xianfeng and Black Bear Jing, they were either his brothers who worshiped him or old friends who received his favor. With the face given by Heaven, Lingshan did not dare to mess with him, and there was no one in the entire three realms that he did not know. Once he became the fourth disciple of Monk Tang, he realized his fate and embarked on the westward journey: While others narrowly escaped death by learning from his experience, he visited relatives and cleared customs by brushing his face; Wukong went from being irritable and raising his stick to being too lazy to take out the golden cudgel in the later stage. The monster came out and asked first: Junior brother, is this also an acquaintance of yours? Tang Monk started chanting sutras when he saw the monster, but later he calmly stopped and asked: Donor, it turns out that he is an old friend, can he have a vegetarian diet? Nine-nine-eighty-one is difficult? Sorry, they are all my old acquaintances! # #Interesting #anti-routine # flow #easy and refreshing article