The bald donkey Tang Monk recited the golden hoop mantra to kill Wukong. He accidentally traveled through the Dream of Red Mansions and helped the weak Daiyu gain a foothold in Jia's family. The two stayed together and secretly fell in love.
After her death, Daiyu followed Wukong back to the world of Journey to the West and became his strongest substitute.
Tang Monk: "Wukong, go ahead and investigate."
Daiyu: "The holy monk doesn't have legs? He doesn't know how to go by himself?"
Tang Seng: "If I had known this, I shouldn't have brought you out five hundred years ago."
Daiyu: "Without the Great Sage, you would have been eaten by monsters eight hundred times, and you still have time to say this?"
Tang Seng: "You look ugly, don't scare others."
Daiyu: "You're not ugly, you're the prettiest. From now on, you can fight in Huazhai."
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There are hardships and dangers on the way to seek Buddhist scriptures, so women are not allowed to go to seek Buddhist scriptures? Tathagata resorts to small tricks, does Old Antique not agree? Even if I don't let Sister Lin go, I won't go either. I will take Sister Lin back to Huaguo Mountain to live freely and be the king of the mountain.
After a series of games, they all finally compromised, and from then on there was another sister Lin on the way west.
Reader comments
The writing style is average, there are a lot of modern words, it's a little dramatic, it writes about the Great Sage very well, and the content is relatively simple.
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The writing style is average, there are a lot of modern words, it's a little dramatic, it writes about the Great Sage very well, and the content is relatively simple.
Yes, these two are a perfect match, a perfect match