Journey to the West: People are in heaven, working from nine to five

Chapter 1888 Bhikkhu Kingdom

It is inevitable to solve the problem of Qinghua Village. After all, the other party has gone too far, not to mention using human sacrifices.

Counting one of them, they are all guilty.

What Chu Hao didn't tell Tang Seng and his disciples was that Qinghua Village also hid a bloody secret.

Of course, they soon learned the secret.

Continue westward all the way.

After a while, I saw a city.

"Wukong, what city is that?" Tang Monk looked at the tall city and asked.

Sun Wukong thought to himself, you should go and see it by yourself.

But he still said: "Master, you will know when you get there. If it is a certain country, you can just change the customs. If it is an ordinary state capital, we can just pass by."

Zhu Bajie, who had been hungry for a long time, said: "No matter where it is, I am starving to death. Master, hurry up and go there."

With that said, everyone walked towards the city, and when they came to it, they didn't see the name of the city.

The city wall that should have a name on it is actually empty. It seems that it originally had a name, but now it has disappeared.

Everyone was puzzled, and happened to see an old soldier curled up under the city wall, holding a weapon in his hand, and sleeping soundly.

"It's strange that there is only one soldier in this city gate, the old man." Tang Monk stood there with a puzzled look on his face.

"You will know if you ask." Sun Wukong said, striding over and coming to the old soldier.

The veteran seemed to be having a sweet dream, with a smile on his lips.

Suddenly, he felt his body being shaken several times and woke up suddenly.

As soon as I opened my eyes, I vaguely saw Sun Wukong's face. His face instantly turned pale. He was so frightened that he immediately stood up and knelt down on the ground: "Master Monster, please forgive me. There are younger ones, older ones, younger ones. The whole family is counting on me." ah."

Sun Wukong saw that this old man was already in his forties, and he was still older. This was obviously just rhetoric.

But he didn't care, he just said: "You old man, don't make a fuss. I'm not a monster, so don't yell."

The old man lowered his head, thinking of the rough-faced look with a thunderous mouth. Although his mouth said yes, his body was trembling honestly.

Seeing this, Sun Wukong shook his head and continued: "I came from the Tang Dynasty in the east, and I am going to the west to worship Buddha and learn scriptures. I am a monk, not a monster."

Of course the old man didn't believe it.

He had never heard of a monk looking like this.

At this time, Tang Seng and the others also came over.

"Old man, don't be afraid. They are my land. We really come from the Eastern Land of the Tang Dynasty." Tang Monk helped the soldier up and said.

When the veteran saw Tang Seng's red lips and white teeth, he felt much less uneasy.

"Are you really a monk?" The veteran looked suspicious.

Tang Monk nodded: "Yes, this poor monk has just arrived here and doesn't know what this place is called, so I asked the old man to tell me something."

The veteran looked at the three men behind him, although they looked ferocious, but they really didn't seem to have murderous intent. He looked at Tang Monk's dress and became even more convinced. He quickly said: "It turns out to be an elder. Please forgive me. It's just the old man who has a dim vision."

"It's okay, just tell me where this place is." Tang Seng asked.

"Oh. This place was originally called Bhikkhu Kingdom, but recently the name was changed to Children's Kingdom." The veteran said.

"Child Kingdom?" This was the first time Tang Monk heard this name. He asked again: "Is there a king in this city?"

"Some, some," said the veteran.

Tang Monk nodded slightly. At this time, Sun Wukong next to him could not control his temper and asked: "Why do you call this a child? Is it because the king of the Bhikkhu Kingdom died and the new king is a child?"

"This..." The veteran was startled and couldn't speak clearly.

"Brother Monkey, don't scare people." Zhu Bajie said, about to step forward to ask questions.

But when the veteran saw a pig face approaching, he was even more frightened and couldn't stop trembling.

"Let's ask again when we see the king in the city." Chu Hao said leisurely from behind.

Tang Seng and his disciples thought this was also true, so they planned to go directly to the city.

In this way, after passing through the city gate and passing another checkpoint, everyone finally arrived in the city.

People were coming and going in the city, all of them were well-dressed and handsome, and they seemed to have nothing to do with the child.

Then, they finally saw the entire city clearly.

I saw bursts of singing coming from the tall restaurant, as if someone was singing a song, which was very beautiful. There were also shops, well-proportioned, neatly arranged on both sides of the street, and the doorways were very beautifully decorated, with hanging Curtain.

The business of these shops is very good, and there are many streets, and everyone has a smile on their face.

The vendors pushed their goods and shouted vigorously, creating a bustling scene.

The four masters and apprentices led the horses and carried the burdens, with Chu Hao following behind. Walking on such a bustling street, they felt the sense of grandeur and felt much happier.

This is the fireworks in the world.

At this moment, Tang Seng suddenly noticed that there were cages at the entrances of these shops, and those cages looked like geese.

Zhu Bajie also noticed. He looked at the goose cages, which were covered with five-color satin, making it difficult to see the reality inside.

He smiled and said: "Master, today is a big day for this city, so everyone is doing it so grandly."

Next to him, Sun Wukong rolled his eyes and said, "Why are these things displayed on such a special day? Is it really the kid king's fault? I, the old Sun, want to see what's inside."

After saying that, Sun Wukong stepped forward to take a look.

Tang Monk quickly stopped him: "Wukong, you scare others easily, so you should become a teacher."

After saying that, Tang Monk took the lead in walking towards a goose cage and lifted off the colorful cloth covering it.

I found a child sitting inside.

Seeing this, Tang Seng quickly walked to the other one and opened one, which was also a child.

"Master, don't look at it. They are all children, and all of them are boys." Sun Wukong, with his golden eyes, said leisurely from behind.

It turns out that there are actually children in the cages on the streets. Some of these children are sitting in the cages and playing by themselves, some are crying, some are asleep, and some are eating. A very enjoyable child.

These children were very young, no more than seven years old, and they were all boys, which made Tang Seng a little confused.

"Wukong, do you know the reason?" Tang Seng asked.

Sun Wukong helplessly spread his hands.

Although he has piercing eyes, he is not omniscient and omnipotent.

At this time, everyone looked at Chu Hao.

Here, if you have any questions you don't know, asking Chu Hao seems to be the best choice.

After all, Chu Hao can be regarded as omniscient and omnipotent among Tang Seng's masters and disciples.

Chu Hao smiled slightly. He naturally knew that, but he couldn't expose this kind of thing by himself, otherwise he would break the rules.

(End of this chapter)