When Tang Monk and his disciples went west to collect scriptures, whenever something went wrong, Bajie would say angrily: "Let's divide the luggage. You go back to your place, and I'll go back to my Gaolaozhuang." What kind of sutras are you seeking? What kind of positive results are you seeking? Can they be eaten as food?
For this reason, he was often ridiculed by his brothers. Even his master Tang Seng, who always treated him well, expressed deep dissatisfaction with him more than once: "Since you have never been able to get rid of worldly desires, do not strive for progress, and do not return to Buddhism, what is the use of staying? You can just take your luggage and go on your own."
After Bajie heard this, of course he wanted to take his luggage and go straight to Gao Laozhuang. Maybe the beautiful lady Gao Xiaolan was still at the entrance of the village watching him return. But Bajie knew that as long as his master and the stinky monkey didn't tell him that they were not going to the west and had no more sutras, he would not be able to return to Gao Laozhuang. If he forced his way out, he would only be beaten by the monkey. Besides, there is the nosy Guanyin Bodhisattva who is quite capable and always appears when she shouldn't. Alas, the journey of learning from afar will never come to an end! Bajie sighed, and two clear tears rolled helplessly in his eyes.
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