Martial Arts: Immortality Begins from The Deer and the Cauldron

Chapter 1008 The Disaster of Sun Wukong
  "Should we report this matter to Buddha?" Yin Tou Jiedi asked in confusion.

"I don't think it's necessary. It's just a piece of meat. There's no need to make a fuss." Jintou Jiedi thought for a moment, shook his head and said, they were monitoring in secret, just to prevent any mistakes during the journey. There is no need for these small things. Tube.

After the two of them ate and drank, they couldn't help but feel satisfied.

Tang Monk touched his round belly, wiped the oil stains on his mouth, stood up, put his hands together in a pretentious manner, and recited the Buddha's name.

"Amitabha, sin, sin, sin."

Qin Ran and Sun Wukong's mouths twitched as they watched, this Tang Monk was so shameless.

Two people and one monkey headed west.

It wasn't until night that I came to a place where I saw dense trees. It must have been a manor.

Tang Seng's body was already extremely exhausted. When he saw someone, he was overjoyed and galvanized his horse to ride. Sun Wukong ran up to him and shouted: "Open the door! Open the door!".

When Qin Ran saw Sun Wukong rushing forward, he felt a little helpless. With his appearance, he would probably scare the old man inside.

The old man who opened the door was really frightened when he saw the appearance of Sun Wukong. He almost fell to the ground and shouted: "Monster! Monster!"

Tang Sanzang quickly walked up, supported the old man and said:
  "Don't be afraid, old donor. This is the disciple of the poor monk, not a monster."

Qin Ran said calmly: "Don't be afraid, old man. This is the sacred monkey who was pressed down at the foot of Five Elements Mountain. You should have seen it when you went up the mountain to chop firewood."

The old man reacted immediately and looked at Sun Wukong for a few times before he came to his senses and recognized him as the monkey who was trapped under the Five Elements Mountain.

After being polite, the old man welcomed Qin Ran and the others into the house, and invited his wife and children to meet him. After the introduction, the monkey took advantage again and kept calling the old man's great-grandson, the old man's son. The daughter was still there, which made the old man extremely embarrassed.

The old man wanted to arrange a fast meal again, but Tang Monk refused. He had just eaten and was not hungry at all. He asked the old man for needlework and used the remaining tiger skin to sew a tiger skin skirt for Sun Wukong.

Sun Wukong was wearing a tiger skin skirt and looked very happy. Bi Yi was trapped under the Five Elements Mountain and had not changed his clothes for five hundred years.

The second time I got up early, I started on the road again.

Qin Ran and Tang Seng were riding horses, with Sun Wukong leading the way. They stopped and walked along the way, eating a random meal every half day, eating everything that flew in the sky, walked on the ground, and swam in the water.

For some time now, Tang Sanzang had completely forgotten about the compassion of a monk, and he no longer had any scruples about eating meat.

Sun Wukong lived a very comfortable life during this period. He had meat to eat every meal, wine to drink, looked at the beautiful scenery, shot a few birds, caught a few fish, and lived a happy life.

The fourth-level meritorious officers were extremely anxious to uncover the secrets of the five parties who were secretly watching. If they continued like this, they would not be able to reach the Western Heaven in a few decades.

But they didn't dare to come out and urge them. After all, either Sun Wukong or Qin Ran could defeat them, so they had no choice but to think about finding opportunities to report to Buddha in the future.

Time flies by, and before we know it, it is already winter. The wind is howling, the sky is gloomy, and it seems like it is about to snow. On this day, Sun Wukong has just shot a deer, picked it up with a golden hoop, and is about to hand it over to him. Qin Ran cooked some food to go with the wine.

At this time, I heard a whistle on the roadside, and six big men rushed out, facing the evil, holding long spears and short swords in their hands, and shouted:
  "That fat monk, put down the salute horse quickly, and I will spare your life!"
  Tang Monk was suddenly frightened and almost fell off his horse. Sun Wukong laughed and was about to collect them.

But seeing that Qin Ran had already taken action, a white light of magic power flashed out, instantly binding the six robbers up, and said with a smile:
  "Wait a minute, Great Sage, how about leaving these six villains to me?
  When Sun Wukong heard this, he stopped caring and skinned the pig and deer directly. He was still waiting to eat the deer meat.

"It's just a few thieves. Brother Qin, just take care of it yourself."

Qin Ran knew that this was a difficulty in Journey to the West. In the original plot, the monkey was deceived and put on the tight band spell, so he smiled at Tang Monk and said:
  "Master, these big men are all robbers in the mountains. They usually kill people and steal goods, and do all kinds of evil. Why don't you educate them so that they can abandon evil and do good, change their evil ways, and return to the right path, so that they can gain immeasurable merit."

"Master Qin has a great idea, and this poor monk just wants it."

After hearing this, Tang Monk's eyes suddenly shone, and he was overjoyed. He got off his horse in a panic and walked towards the six robbers.

"Master, please forgive us."

The six robbers looked at the fat monk's kind face and opened their mouths to be burned.

"Amitabha, six benefactors, I see that you look ferocious, and you must have done a lot of bad things. As the Buddha says, if there is a cause, there will be a result. If you sow evil causes, you will get evil results!" Tang Monk was eloquent, and he kept talking. Gone,
  The six robbers were told that their heads were huge and their mouths were wide open, as if they were demented.

Sun Wukong listened on the sidelines and couldn't help but be a little confused. He looked at Tang Seng blankly, as if he had discovered something new and strange.

Qin Ran was already used to the strange thing. He found a place to sit down in the woods and slowly grilled the venison. After a while, an alluring aroma came out.

Tang Seng talked for two hours in a row, and his saliva was dry. At this time, the six robbers could no longer bear the torture and had no hope of life.

"Master Qin, my disciples, why did you start eating first? Leave some for the poor monk."

Tang Zeng smelled the aroma and looked behind him, only to see Qin Ran and Sun Wukong eating meat. The gluttons in his stomach were aroused and he ran over quickly.

Picking up a piece of roe deer meat, he ate it wildly. He felt that these bandits were far from reforming, and felt dissatisfied. He took the meat with one hand and the wine with the other, eating the meat and drinking the wine. A few more words of instruction.

These bandits couldn't help but be shocked by Tang Seng's coquettish behavior. A monk who ate meat and drank alcohol without following the rules actually had the nerve to teach them, and they couldn't help but despise them even more.

But Tang Seng didn't take it seriously at all. After drinking a few sips of wine, he felt a little elated and excited. He talked even more cheerfully, and his saliva was all over the faces of the robbers.

Moreover, this fat monk was a bit mean. He held a piece of fat and kept waving it in the noses of several robbers, making these robbers' eyes go straight and they kept swallowing their saliva.

Tang Sanzang put the meat in his mouth, took a bite, and then put it in front of other people's noses without letting them take a bite. Repeatedly, he only made the few robbers curse in their hearts, wishing they could kill the fat monk. Eaten alive.

Tang Seng here sucked his fingers contentedly.

(End of this chapter)