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

Chapter 1743 Even if Buddha comes, he can’t stop me

After leaving, Chu Hao came to Guanyin and others, because they were the ones who sent a message asking him to come over.

"What's wrong?" Chu Hao asked.

"Tomorrow, please ask the Prison God to dissuade Tang Monk from getting rid of demons. Otherwise, he will be contaminated with murderous intent and become a demon more easily." Guanyin said earnestly.

Obviously, Tang Seng's words at the previous banquet made several people unable to sit still.

Seeing that Tang Seng wanted to use his demonic energy again, they naturally couldn't just sit idly by.

But now, it is difficult for them to come forward, and the only one who can dissuade Tang Seng is Chu Hao.

Chu Hao smiled slightly: "Why should I do this?"

"Please also ask the Prison God to put the overall situation first." Guanyin said seriously.

"Okay." Chu Hao nodded, then stretched out his finger.

Seeing this, Guanyin's expression changed slightly but she didn't make any move.

Chu Hao shook his head boredly, waved his hand, and planned to leave.

Seeing this, Guanyin reluctantly took out a few demon cores and gave them to Chu Hao.

There is no way, if Tang Seng is allowed to continue like this, his degree of demonization will become deeper and deeper, and he will become more and more dependent on the power brought by the demonic way.

When the time comes, even Tathagata will not be able to bear such a huge responsibility if a demon becomes a Buddha.

Therefore, in order to stop Tang Monk, Guanyin, the great enemy, had no choice but to take out his treasure again in distress.

"That's right. Don't worry, I will help you dissuade them." Chu Hao said proudly.

After finishing speaking, he did not forget to add: "But if others don't listen to me, there's nothing I can do about it."

"Please ask the God of Prison to do your best." Guanyin knew Chu Hao's little thoughts and could only hope that he would remember his old feelings.

When Chu Hao came back, Tang Seng's training just ended.

Zhu Bajie, who was tired and sweating profusely, came to Chu Hao's side and said: "Boss, please advise Master, what's the use of practicing this every day?"

Chu Hao smiled and said: "Maybe it will be useful in the future."

"Shit, these things are not as solid as the old pig who raked them out." Zhu Bajie obviously looked down upon them.

Chu Hao pulled Zhu Bajie aside and whispered: "Have you ever thought about why your master must practice this?"

"Why else? Master, hasn't he become a demon?" Zhu Bajie whispered.

Chu Hao rolled his eyes at him: "Did you practice every day to become a demon?"

Zhu Bajie was speechless.

Chu Hao continued: "Is there a possibility that your master is going to do a big thing, and before the big thing is completed, he needs to work hard to improve himself."

"Huh?" Zhu Bajie was obviously surprised by such a theory.

But Lenovo's recent series of actions by its masters seem to be within a reasonable range.

"Boss, what do you think the master wants to do?" Zhu Bajie asked secretly.

"Punish the evil and promote the good." Chu Hao's words were full of meaning.

It's a pity that Zhu Bajie's brain cannot understand the deeper meaning of this passage.

Soon, the next day arrived, and Tang Seng said with high spirits that he was going to meet the monster for a while.

For this reason, Chu Hao stopped him and asked: "Elder Tang, it is better to leave such trivial matters to your apprentice."

Sun Wukong nodded quickly: "Yes, master, I can kill that guy with one stick."

"Immortal Lord, this is wrong. That monster has done many evil things, and the poor monk must deal with it himself." Tang Monk shook his head.

Chu Hao looked up at the sky with a helpless look, as if to say: Look, I tried to persuade him, but it was useless. This scene made Guanyin and others look strange, and she immediately sent a message: "Please advise again."

Chu Hao then whispered in Tang Monk's ear: "Elder Tang, that monster is the mount of Master Guanyin, so be careful."

Hearing this, Tang Seng frowned immediately, with a murderous look on his face.

In the air, Guanyin was furious when he heard this. He thought to himself that the pot was not boiling.

If Tang Seng knew about this, would he still have a good impression on Xitian?

Are you trying to persuade or stimulate people?
  Sure enough, after hearing this, Tang Monk suddenly felt that there was something fishy in this. Although he didn't know if it was Guanyin who did it, the monster not only snatched away his queen, but also made him seriously ill for so long. He couldn't bear it.

He said: "Immortal Lord, this is caused by me, and the poor monk must deal with it."

After saying that, he walked out quickly, and Sun Wukong and others quickly followed.

Chu Hao looked into the air again.

Guanyin was furious, but there was nothing she could do.

Soon, Tang Seng and others arrived at Qilin Mountain. They saw that the place was overgrown with weeds, tall woods, and filled with evil spirit. It was not a good place at first glance.

He was about to find the Haechi Cave when suddenly it started to rain lightly.

The patter of rain suddenly became heavier, the wind blew violently, and heavy rain fell.

Sun Wukong said quickly: "Master, this rainstorm is coming suddenly, let's go take shelter first."

Tang Seng looked around. Under the heavy rain, the surrounding scenes became blurred. He had no choice but to retreat first.

Returning to Zhuzi Kingdom, the king came to inquire.

Tang Seng had no choice but to say: "It's raining heavily today. It's really impossible to move forward. We can only wait until tomorrow."

He didn't know that the heavy rain was caused by Guanyin. She ordered the Dragon King of the East China Sea to bring down the heavy rain in order to prevent Tang Monk from taking action.

But she obviously underestimated Tang Seng's determination. Early the next morning, Tang Seng set out again.

Seeing this, Guanyin asked the Dragon King to rain again. This time the rain was heavier than yesterday, so that Tang Seng and the others had to come back again.

On the third day, Tang Monk went out again, and Guanyin rained again.

It's just that this time the Dragon King in charge of rainfall is a little embarrassed: "Master Guanyin, I follow the Jade Emperor's will and regulate the rainfall. Just take action once or twice. I don't think the Jade Emperor will blame him. But if it continues like this, it will be chaotic." Rain, I'm afraid of violating the laws of heaven and being punished."

The new Dragon King of the East China Sea is helpless, after all, the lessons of the previous Dragon King Liangtou are still in his heart.

Seeing this, Guanyin said: "Continue to make clouds and rain. I will explain this to the Jade Emperor."

"Okay." The Dragon King of the East China Sea had no choice but to rain again.

When Tang Monk came to Qilin Mountain and saw dark clouds and rain falling, he immediately became furious and said, "I still don't believe it anymore. I have to take away the monster today. Even if Buddha comes, he can't stop me!"

The continuous rain had made him realize that something was wrong. He wondered if someone was causing trouble, so he simply ignored the heavy rain and headed towards the Haechi Cave.

Seeing this, Guanyin had no choice but to let the Dragon King of the East China Sea leave.

After the rain, the sky cleared. Tang Monk smiled slightly and then came to the cave.

As soon as they got closer, a little demon who was returning saw a few people and immediately shouted: "Who are you?"

"The person who will send you to the West." Tang Monk said.

Then, he suddenly jumped up and struck directly at the little demon with a powerful move from the Heavenly Dragon.

The little demon saw that the monk's lips were red and his teeth were white, and he looked harmless. He didn't expect that he had such power. With a little carelessness, he was directly slapped away by Tang Monk's palm, and he couldn't die anymore.

Tang Seng is in a bad mood right now, and this little demon is also miserable.

Then, Tang Monk came to the entrance of the cave.

(End of this chapter)