From Joy of Life, the Tian Gang is reversed

Chapter 340 Son Pays for Father's Debts; Tianpeng is About to Lose His Temper

Helping the monkey bully his nephew is not a glorious thing, and it may even be stirring up a hornet's nest.

After all, in the original story, when the monkey was fighting his nephew, it was Guanyin who came to his aid. In the end, Guanyin even took in a disciple named Sudhana. In the end, this Red Boy and Guanyin were destined to be together.

If he had a choice, he would never have come.

Unfortunately, once the monkey reached the Flowing Sand River, he had no other choice.

So, after bidding farewell to the monkey, he sped towards the Flowing Sand River. Just as he was about to reach the Flowing Sand River, everything in front of him became blurry. The next moment, the world turned around. Ao Qian became alert. Almost at the instant the surrounding space changed, the Flowing Sand King Seal flew out. The rumbling sound of water roared, and endless weak water poured out from the sky, impacting the surrounding space.

Ding! !

A soft sound, like a system notification, rang out. Upon hearing this, the vast expanse of Weak Water broke free from his control, as if drawn by something, transforming into a water dragon and falling into a dark, deep cave.

Ding! !

With another soft sound, Ao Qian finally saw the situation before him. The sound was actually a huge finger gently flicking a jade bottle, and the deep hole that sucked away the Weak Water was the mouth of the jade bottle.

At that moment, he finally realized that he seemed to have shrunk.

No, it didn't shrink; rather, the entire space he inhabited was seized by someone with great supernatural power, just like the monkey in the Buddha's palm being taken into Zhenyuan Daxian's sleeve...

What could a Xuanxian (a type of immortal) say to a Quasi-Saint?
What else is there to say?

"The humble Dragon King of the Flowing Sand River greets the Great Bodhisattva Guanyin."

Faced with this situation, all he could do was steady himself and bow to the being who only revealed a finger and a jade bottle, saying, "I wonder what instruction you have for me, Great Master, that you have blocked my path?"

"Don't you understand why I'm stopping you?!"

In the original Journey to the West, Guanyin Bodhisattva saves people from suffering, but in real life, when facing such a being, what nonsense about saving people from suffering? Just by standing in front of you, her aura alone is enough to make you unable to even fart!
"This humble god is dull-witted," Ao Qian said, looking completely bewildered. "If this humble god has done anything wrong, I hope the Great Master will point it out so that this humble god can correct it!"

"Ha, what a sharp-tongued little dragon you are! Who gave you the audacity to feign ignorance and act foolishly in front of this humble monk!"

The next moment, an immense pressure emanated from all around, and Ao Qian's expression changed drastically. A tremendous sense of terror instantly overwhelmed him, as if he were about to be crushed into dust.

boom! ! !
At that moment, an iron rod shot out from nowhere and smashed directly into the confined space.

Crackle...

A crisp sound, like glass shattering, rang out. Ao Qian felt a blur before his eyes, and the world returned to normal. This time, he finally saw Guanyin Bodhisattva standing not far away, and at the same time, he saw the monkey that had smashed a stick at Guanyin Bodhisattva.

"Wukong, what does this mean?!"

Guanyin, who was using a willow branch to prop up her golden cudgel, frowned slightly and asked the monkey that had suddenly appeared.

The monkey bared its teeth and didn't answer his question. It swung its club at Guanyin, who frowned even more. She blocked the blows a few times with the willow branch in her hand. Just as she was about to speak, she saw the Dragon King of the Flowing Sand River, Ao Qian, transform into a gust of wind and fall into the Flowing Sand River. A flash of anger appeared in Guanyin's eyes. She flicked her willow branch, which transformed into a long whip, and slammed it down on the monkey.

*Snap!* The monkey twisted its body, somersaulted, and vanished without a trace amidst the swirling clouds beneath its feet.

From the moment she appeared until the moment she left, she never uttered a single word. As for Ao Qian, he had already plunged into the Flowing Sand River. Guanyin stood in mid-air, gazing at the surging river, a hint of hesitation on her face. In the end, she did not descend from the clouds.

Stopping someone on the way is one thing, but running to Liusha River is another.

Stopping someone on the road to settle a personal grudge might allow for some tactful maneuvering, but going to the Flowing Sand River to cause trouble for Ao Qian is tantamount to provoking the Heavenly Court. After all, Ao Qian is the appointed Dragon King, and the Flowing Sand River is his domain. The two actions are fundamentally different.

Now that the Buddhist sect and the Heavenly Court have reached an agreement, and as the representative of the Buddhist sect, every move she makes is sensitive. Thinking of this, she snorted coldly and disappeared into the sky above the Flowing Sand River.

Inside the Flowing Sand River, Ao Qian shrank his head and plunged headfirst into the Sand-Sinking Valley, ready to escape to the underworld at any moment.

"This was so hasty! The consequences have become quite serious!"

Realizing what had happened, Ao Qian covered his head, his face as black as the bottom of a pot.

Meanwhile, back at Drill Mountain, the Monkey King and his companions had tied up Red Boy, wiped out the demons in the Fire Cloud Cave, and rescued Tang Sanzang. However, it was already late, so after some discussion, they decided to rest in the cave for the night. At this moment, the Monkey King picked up Red Boy and said, "Master, this Red Boy is the son of my sworn brother, the Mighty Bull Demon King. It's not good to kill him. I'll send this boy back to his father and raise him properly."

What could Tang Monk say? He could only look at the Holy Infant King, who was bound like a dumpling, with lingering fear, and clasp his hands together, saying, "Good, good!"

The monkey took it as agreement, picked up Red Boy, and disappeared in a somersault.

The monkey left, and it was getting late. Even though Tang Sanzang was extremely unwilling, he could only rest in the Fire Cloud Cave. However, he did not expect that less than an hour after the monkey left, before the group had even fallen asleep, Pigsy shouted, "Bodhisattva, the Bodhisattva has arrived!"

"The Bodhisattva has arrived?!"

Tang Sanzang's eyes lit up, and he quickly got up and went to the cave entrance to greet her. Unexpectedly, this time, Guanyin did not greet him as before, but instead asked directly, "Where is Wukong?!"

"Oh, my eldest brother said that Red Boy is his brother's son, and he sent him back so his elder brother can raise him properly." Pigsy chuckled. "Bodhisattva, what brings you here to see Brother Monkey in the middle of the night?!"

The Bodhisattva glanced at him but ignored him, instead focusing her gaze on Tuojie. Looking at his unhealed injuries, she suddenly said, "Tuojie, you have done your best to escort Sanzang along the way, but the road ahead is treacherous and your strength is weak. Continuing on will not only be of no benefit to the pilgrimage, but may also be a burden to your fellow disciples. Why don't you come with me now? It won't be a loss for you to attain enlightenment."

"Huh?!" Tuo Jie was caught off guard, not expecting that he would be the one getting the gossip, especially since it was Guanyin Bodhisattva herself who spoke up. For a moment, he didn't know what to say. In fact, Guanyin's words left him confused, so he could only turn his attention to Tang Sanzang.

As for Tang Sanzang, he was also puzzled.

He was just a mortal at the moment, so he couldn't see the difference between Tuo Jie's strength and the other two people present, and he couldn't understand why Guanyin would favor her disciple.

Yes, at this moment, he thought that Guanyin had shown favor to Tuojie, which was why she made this suggestion.

After a moment's thought, he was about to agree, "Bodhisattva, my disciple is the son of the Jing River Dragon King. He is a crocodile dragon himself and is quite capable. Although he came by imperial decree of the Tang Emperor, he has contributed a lot along the way. However, it is his good fortune that the Bodhisattva has taken a liking to him..."

"no!"

Before Tang Sanzang could finish speaking, he was interrupted by another voice. Turning around, Tang Sanzang was somewhat surprised, because the person who spoke was none other than his second disciple, Bajie.

(End of this chapter)