I am Jiang Ming, the Eternal Demon Emperor

Chapter 910 The Six-Eared Macaque's Enlightenment
"Gaolaozhuang?"

Jiang Ming was quite pleased to find that he would soon have a second apprentice.

Being the master is definitely much more enjoyable than being the senior disciple.

He only needed to lie flat. Whenever something happened, the Six-Eared Macaque would be at the forefront. Now I realize that this journey to the West was not bitter at all.

However, Zhu Bajie, the Marshal Tianpeng, is quite bad. In terms of personality, he's even worse than the Six-Eared Macaque. Look what he's done to Gao Cuilan, this beautiful young woman. How will she ever get married again?

Look what he did to his father-in-law and mother-in-law. They only had one daughter, and they were planning to find a son-in-law to live with them, but they ended up with such a pig-headed monster.
"Gao Cuilan, don't worry. Be patient and wait for more than ten years. When that time comes, let that dead pig go to the Dragon Transformation Pool, shed its pig form, and transform into a human so that we can continue our relationship."

As he was leaving, Jiang Ming gave him some instructions.

"Ah, Master, isn't the purpose of the pilgrimage to the West to become a Buddha?"

Pigsy spoke up.

“Bajie, with your gluttonous and lazy nature, I think it will be difficult for you to become a Buddha.”

Jiang Ming gave Zhu Bajie a very sincere evaluation.

"Ah, Master, the journey to the West is long and arduous, and we've only just begun. You're already pouring cold water on my plans."

Pigsy said with great dissatisfaction.

"Then why did you put on this persona? You look like a pig's head, don't you even look in the mirror? You're no good either way. How could you be so heartless as to deceive that girl?"

Jiang Ming looked at Zhu Bajie and said sternly.

“Let’s, master and disciple, sort this out objectively. You became an outlaw and a monster, which is not your fault. But you first betrayed Sister Luan’er, and then you betrayed Miss Gao Cuilan. Tell me, what kind of person are you? A stud or a scumbag?”

"—"

Jiang Ming stared at Zhu Bajie and patiently chatted with him all night.

Sun Wukong and the White Dragon Horse secretly chuckled, relieved. Now, let Pigsy experience just how long their master would nag.

I guarantee he'll be completely obedient tomorrow.

"Okay, Master, I know I was wrong. I'll listen to you."

Pigsy finally gave in; he was almost in tears.

After a night of earnest communication with Jiang Ming, he deeply realized his shortcomings. He wrote an IOU, used a breath of his primordial immortal energy to help Gao Cuilan nourish her body, and promised to return to accompany her for the rest of his life.

And so, the pilgrimage team set off once again.

After traveling for three months, they finally encountered a decent-looking monster.

When this monster appeared, it was a show of force to both the Six-Eared Macaque and Marshal Tianpeng (Pigsy).

This monster is none other than the infamous Yellow Wind Monster from the journey to the West. Its supernatural power, the Samadhi Divine Wind, is so powerful that it shakes heaven and earth and makes ghosts weep.

Jiang Ming remained calm, mainly because he wanted to enjoy the journey to the West again and take it easy. Most of the monsters they encountered along the way didn't dare to eat him.

The monsters who actually dared to eat Jiang Ming, like the White Bone Demon, were simply killed.

So Jiang Ming just went along with it.

Of the eighty-one tribulations, the most difficult was for the eldest disciple, the Six-Eared Macaque; followed by Pigsy, who occasionally caused trouble and helped divide the luggage.

Sha Wujing was just a complete tagalong.

so.

Jiang Ming saw through everything perfectly.

Then, he was captured by the Yellow Wind Monster.

Then, Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie were thwarted. Faced with the Samadhi Divine Wind, they were helpless and finally had to seek help from the Buddhist Bodhisattvas.

Only after the appearance of Bodhisattva Lingji was the weasel spirit, Yellow Wind Monster, taken away.

It has to be said, this guy is practically a formidable weasel spirit, possessing the cultivation of an early-stage Great Luo Golden Immortal, wielding the Samadhi Divine Wind, and astonishing the entire Three Realms with a single move. Then, there's the matter of subduing that Sha Wujing.

Sha Wujing was quite an interesting fellow. He specifically targeted those on their pilgrimage to the West.

His identity is elusive; he is known as the Curtain-Raising General and a personal guard of the Jade Emperor.

However, after breaking the glass lamp, he was banished to the mortal realm and suffered unbearable pain from being pierced by ten thousand arrows every year.

Anyway, Jiang Ming had been secretly watching this kid for a long time when he joined the pilgrimage team.

I'm really worried that this guy is an undercover agent who also wants to eat Tang Sanzang's flesh and ruin the pilgrimage plan.

As for saying.

Next, we visited Wuzhuang Temple.

The place of the Great Immortal Zhen Yuanzi.

This is indeed a place that Jiang Ming rarely pays attention to. However, Zhen Yuanzi, as one of the three thousand guests of Zixiao Palace, has the ability to control the universe in his sleeve, which leaves Sun Wukong helpless.

He is also known as the ancestor of earth immortals.

The key is that he has the ability to possess a primordial spiritual root, the ginseng fruit tree.

This is absolutely a symbol of true skill; as the saying goes, "A common man is innocent, but possessing a treasure is a crime." If Zhen Yuanzi, the Great Immortal, didn't have real skills, his ginseng fruit tree would have been stolen long ago.

Even so, the great immortal Zhen Yuanzi was still targeted and schemed against by the Buddhist sect for his pilgrimage plan.

Of course, it's definitely false to say that Sun Wukong really knocked down the ginseng fruit tree.

Because, for countless years, Da Yi's physical body had been chopping down the laurel tree in the Moon Palace. He was completely helpless against the laurel tree, which possessed an innate spiritual root.

Jiang Ming didn't believe that his Mongolian self in his previous life had the ability to shake a primordial spiritual root. He thought it was just a trick by the Western Sect to seize the primordial spiritual root.

In the end, the pilgrimage team made a mistake and was detained by him. Finally, Guanyin Bodhisattva had to come and plead for them in person.

Writing songs is really interesting.

Meanwhile, Zhen Yuanzi, the Great Immortal, took the opportunity to become sworn brothers with Sun Wukong, thus establishing a connection with the Goddess Nuwa.

Zhen Yuanzi, the Great Immortal, values ​​the karmic connection between Sun Wukong and Nuwa. No matter how much he courts death, no one will actually be willing to stand up and kill him.

Upon arriving at Wuzhuang Temple again, Jiang Ming's feelings were naturally different.

Before Zhen Yuanzi left, he gave Jiang Ming two ginseng fruits to eat. After seeing that they were real, Jiang Ming ate them without hesitation.

If you don't eat it, you'll be wasting your time; once you start, you'll want more.

Zhen Yuanzi has a fruit tree and is not lacking in good things.

After eating the ginseng fruit, it was indeed incredibly nourishing; Jiang Ming felt it was equivalent to a year of arduous cultivation.

However, after Jiang Ming ate the ginseng fruit, the plot will continue as it always has.

Sun Wukong smelled the fragrance of the ginseng fruit tree and ran off to steal and eat the fruit. Meanwhile, the attendant Qingfeng and Mingyue didn't get a chance to eat any fruit.

Jiang Ming neither liked nor disliked the two boys; he simply treated them with a neutral attitude.

The farce at Wuzhuang Temple actually put the Six-Eared Macaque in a difficult position, leaving him helpless. He was even a fake Monkey King. Now, thinking back, he didn't dare to seek help from the Crescent Moon Cave or the Spirit Platform Mountain.

In the end, Guanyin took the initiative to come to the door and cooperated in the play, thus completing this calamity.

During his visit to Wuzhuang Temple, Jiang Mingbai ate two fruits.

The one who suffered the most was the Six-Eared Macaque, who was thoroughly tormented and finally realized that there were many capable people in the Three Realms. He had originally caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace, wanting to become the Jade Emperor. All his actions were truly naive.

Is it because he is ignorant and underestimates the gods and immortals of the world?
If he had caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace back then, even if he had invited the Great Immortal Zhenyuanzi instead of Buddha, he would still have been able to resist and escape.

(End of this chapter)