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

Chapter 1922 Zhenhai Chanlin Temple

On the other hand, after Tang Seng regained consciousness, the group continued on their way.

On the way, although Tang Seng wondered why he fainted, he still didn't pursue it too much.

He just asked Sun Wukong from time to time if he had encountered a monster.

Obviously, Tang Seng's obsession with this monster is now very deep. If a monster really appeared, he would probably rush forward and slap him on the face.

On the road, Zhu Bajie led the horse while muttering in his heart.

Mainly because he felt that the master had disturbed his good things.

Even if that beauty is really a monster, she is seducing me, old pig, not you, master. Someone else is looking for you to mess with you?
  Of course, Zhu Bajie would not dare to say this to Tang Seng face to face.

But I still feel a little aggrieved inside.

The most important thing is that after Mrs. Diyong was exposed, Zhu Bajie was keenly aware that she had a Xuanyin body.

With this kind of physique, if he practiced dual cultivation, wouldn't Zhu Bajie's power be greatly enhanced?

When the time comes, will I still be afraid of that dead monkey?

Then don't show off your power harshly.

Unfortunately, everything turned into bubbles.

When he thought of this, Zhu Bajie had a look of resentment on his face, as if Tang Monk had robbed his wife.

Chu Hao naturally noticed his changes, but didn't say anything more.

Seeing that it was getting dark, the group finally saw a tower and palace.

"Wukong, be careful of monsters." Tang Monk sitting on the white horse said immediately when he saw this building.

Sun Wukong glanced at him: "Master, that's just a temple."

"Don't be careless. I have always felt that there are monsters waiting for opportunities in the dark. We must be extremely careful." Tang Seng said with a solemn expression.

But these words obviously made his three apprentices gradually distrust him.

Even Chu Hao stared at Tang Seng with suspicion, wondering if he had post-traumatic stress disorder?

Why do we have to worry about monsters wherever we go?

No, not worried, but hopeful.

Could it be that the demonic energy in his body can no longer be suppressed?
  Chu Hao guessed that the reason why Tang Seng suddenly became so bellicose was because of the silent demonic energy in his body.

Thinking of this, he looked around and didn't find anything strange.

During this time, Maitreya Buddha has been silent.

It seems that after the last incident, his energy was severely damaged, and he did not dare to provoke Lingshan for the time being.

It's just that the demonic energy in Tang Seng's body has always been a big worry.

Although Chu Hao could dispel it, he did not choose to do so.

"Master, don't worry. I'm going to have a look. Maybe I can stay here tonight." Zhu Bajie said.

With that said, he was about to step forward and open the door.

But Tang Seng stopped him: "Bajie, you look ugly. I'm afraid of scaring others, so you should come here as a teacher."

As he spoke, he added: "You guys stay far away and come here after I ask you questions."

Tang Seng had his own plan in mind.

If there really is a monster here, let Bajie go up, and the monster will definitely not take action.

If an ordinary person went up there, the monster would definitely not be able to hold it back.

Especially since he specifically told everyone to stay away.

If the monster sees this situation at that time, it is impossible not to take action.

Once he is caught, wouldn't it be nice for him to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger?
  Sun Wukong and others looked puzzled, thinking that if the master was not worried about monsters, why would he take the initiative to come forward alone?

Although they were curious, they still walked to the shade of a nearby tree and watched quietly. Seeing this, Tang Monk walked towards the palace and pavilion with high spirits.

But I saw that the paint on the vermilion door was almost gone, and it was swaying, as if it would fall to the ground if it stepped back.

"This temple is too run-down." Tang Monk muttered.

In order to prevent damage to the door, Tang Seng had to gently push the door open. He felt that this place was very miserable, and it didn't look like there was a monster.

After all, monsters usually decorate such a place extremely luxuriously.

After opening the door, he only saw a silent corridor. It was very long and the end could not be seen at a glance. It was just that the surroundings were somewhat desolate and covered with moss. It seemed that no one had taken care of it for a long time.

Standing in the corridor, you can see fireflies flying in the air, fluorescent lights flashing slightly, wild grass growing on both sides, and the sound of frogs croaking, which shocked Tang Seng to his heart.

Especially when he saw that the palace was crumbling, as if it would collapse in the next second. The rooms leading to the corridor also looked lonely and desolate, with broken bricks and rubble piled aside, and even the pillars were crooked and dilapidated.

Wait until Tang Monk walked through the corridor and came to the main hall.

I saw that the glazed incense lamp inside was badly damaged, the golden body of Buddha was faded and shabby, the Arhats beside him were staggering one by one, and even the statue of Bodhisattva was turned into a pile of mud due to the rain, and the jade bottle in his hand was silent. lying there.

Is this still a temple?
  Tang Seng suddenly felt that his guess was wrong.

Can monsters come to a place like this?

The wild beasts in the forest may regard this place as a paradise.

After all, the walls here have collapsed and there are no doors to close, so you can enter casually.

Especially when Tang Seng has not seen a monk yet, he can't help but feel strange.

If it weren't for the golden body of Buddha and Arhat Bodhisattva, Tang Monk would have thought it was a ruin.

Why is this temple not being cleaned and repaired? Is it really an empty temple?

While Tang Seng was thinking, he could only continue walking inside.

After passing through a gate, I saw the building containing bells and drums collapsed there, and I didn't know there was a copper bell stuck in the ground.

The upper half is extremely white, while the lower half reveals a bronze color.

Obviously, after being exposed to wind and sun, the top of the bronze bell has been bleached by rain, while the bottom is covered by soil. Although there is rust, it can still be seen clearly.

"What the hell is this place?" Tang Seng couldn't help shouting.

But these words did not seem to alarm the people in the temple.

When a Taoist serving incense heard this, he frowned slightly and couldn't help but pick up a broken brick and hit the bronze bell.

when--

Only a clear crash was heard, followed by the echo of the bell, which did not dissipate for a long time.

"Is there a monster?" Tang Seng's face changed slightly immediately, and he raised his Zen staff, looking like a "mighty dragon".

After saying that, he held the Zen staff and rushed forward.

I saw a slender Taoist standing there with a wary look on his face.

"Who are you?"

"Who are you?"

Both sides spoke at the same time, treating each other as enemies.

Tang Monk couldn't tell whether the other party was a monster, but looking at his clothes, he looked a bit like a monk.

Could it be that there are really people in this temple?

Thinking of this, he spoke out: "The poor monk came from the Tang Dynasty in the East and went to the West to worship Buddha and learn scriptures..."

A standard opening introduction, generally speaking, everyone who hears it will be in awe.

After all, the name of this eminent monk of the Tang Dynasty is still very resounding.

(End of this chapter)