Chapter 295 Orphan Monkey Sun Wukong's Immortal Mother (38)

   But Yin Yin just didn't let them get their wish.

What she wants to do is Tang Seng, who makes him want to be kind, it's good to have kind thoughts in his heart, but he should also keep his eyes open. Besides, doing good deeds, since he wants a kind name, he should do it himself. Things.

  It doesn't make sense, Sun Wukong or others do good deeds, and he has the name of being kind.

   Therefore, Yin Yin appointed Tang monks to carry it.

Seeing Tang Seng's expression of hesitation, Yin Yin immediately covered his face and said, "Everyone said that the family is merciful, but I didn't expect that the master would not even carry me, a poor person, but you can imagine that you are a sweetheart and bitter. A hypocrite, who is not qualified to be a monk."

   As soon as this radical approach came out, Tang Seng naturally did not dare to refuse.

   Sun Wukong can also see this time that his mother is going to vent his anger for him. Although he has harassed Tang Seng, he feels happy because his mother is protecting him.

   Tang Seng lowered his lower body and carried the old man Yin Yin turned into on his back.

   The first Yin Yin, Yin Yin was on his back, leisurely.

   It didn't take long before Tang Seng's breathing started to get heavy.

   The smile in Yin Yin's eyes was even greater.

  Although Tang Seng is also a man, he has fine skin and tender flesh. He travels all the way west. Whether it is food, clothing, housing, and transportation, he relies on his apprentices. Naturally, he does not need to do any work.

   No, just back a bit of the road, and started panting.

  Yin Yin shook his head and said with some disgust towards Seng Tang: "This master, your physical strength is really weak."

   Tang Seng gritted his teeth and insisted.

   But how could Yin Yin let him get his wish? She still remembered the three mountains that were pressed on Sun Wukong's back, and she also wanted Tang Seng to experience the feeling of being pressed by the mountains.

   However, she was concerned that Tang Seng was a mortal.

  So, she only brought a larger stone and pressed it on Tang Seng's back.

  The sudden weight on his back made Tang Seng, who had already gritted his teeth, unable to hold on any longer, and instantly threw himself into the street.

   That's right, Tang Seng fell to the ground and ate a whole body of soil.

  Yin Yin leaned into his ear and said, "This master, isn't it too heavy." I don't know how it feels to be crushed by the mountain.

   "No harm." Tang Seng did not admit that he could not.

   Since he was carrying Yin Yin back down the mountain.

  Yin Yin pressed stones on him from time to time, and Tang Seng rushed to the street several times.

  Sang Sha and the others eagerly wanted to take Yin Yin over and memorize it, but they were blocked by Yin Yin with a few words. She said the same thing: if you don't memorize Tang Seng, you are a hypocritical monk.

   Tang Seng was naturally unwilling to admit his hypocrisy, so he could only grit his teeth.

   When he finally got to the bottom of the mountain, Tang Seng had become a native, and his whole body was so sore that he couldn't straighten up, especially his back.

After   Yin Yin got off his back, he smiled and said, "Thank you for this master, you are really a good person."

With the    voice, she vaguely saw Tang Seng's lips twitch.

   "Don't be polite." Tang Seng said lightly, and then urged several apprentices to start their journey.

  Sun Wukong walked at the end, staring at Yin Yin.

  Yin Yin opened his mouth and said something, looking at the shape of his mouth, it should be: safe journey.

   In the gaze of Sun Wukong, Yin Yin's body was blurred again.

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  Sun Wukong continued to take Tang Seng and others all the way westward. On this day, they came to a dark forest.

   Seeing that it was getting dark, they could only stop temporarily and spend the night in the forest.

   "Master, you and your brothers and sisters rest first, my grandson goes to find something to eat." Sun Wukong said, in this wilderness, he is the only one who can find something to eat.

   (end of this chapter)