He was originally Marshal Tianpeng, but he was reborn as a pig by mistake.
She was the daughter of Orion and saved him from the butcher's knife.
Five hundred years later, he returned to repay his kindness, but he could only watch her die in front of him.
"I have a way to keep you alive." He said hoarsely, "But you have to recruit me as your son-in-law."
Gao Cuilan held the soul-fixing bead he gave her and asked softly: "What next?"
"When I return from fetching scriptures, I will ask the Bodhisattva to truly resurrect you."
But she didn't wait until that day.
The fire burned Gao Laozhuang and destroyed his only thought.
On the day he became a Buddha, the envoy of the Pure Altar looked at the ashes in his palms, and the demonic aura rose to the sky - "If I want to abandon you to become a Buddha, then it doesn't matter if I don't become a Buddha!"
The story about Zhu Bajie and Gao Cuilan
The second creation of Journey to the West
What you need to know about demining:
Fact 1: Gao Cuilan's ending was not written in the original work.
Fact 2: When Zhu Bajie left Gaolaozhuang, Zhu Bajie once said: Father-in-law, you still treat my wife harshly. I'm afraid that when we fail to learn the scriptures, I will return to secular life and live with you as your son-in-law.
Three known facts: When Gao Cuilan was rescued, her lips were completely bloodless, her waist was bent and withered, she was thin and timid, and her voice was low.
Fact Four: Journey to the West was written in the Ming Dynasty, a time when women's chastity was unprecedented.
It is also known that in the "Later Journey to the West" written by an ancient reader of Journey to the West, Gao Cuilan gave birth to a baby named Zhu Yijie.
Summary: In view of the fact that previous people have experienced epilepsy, and I was tortured by long manuscripts, I also wanted to have an epilepsy, so I decided to write an epilepsy article based on what is known (1 to 4)~
BE, if you feel offended, please scold me lightly.
Concept: To create a spin-off story about Zhu Bajie and Gao Cuilan