Journey to the West: My villain behind the scenes was exposed by the Buddha

If Kui Mulang captures Tang Seng, things will return to the original script. Therefore, in this plot, the best way to change the cause and effect is to kill Kui Mulang!

The death of Kui Mulang marks not only a causal change in this level, but also the disaster of the 28 stars in Xiao Leiyin Temple rescuing Wukong, which will also change.

Moreover, as Wang Xiaohu who is familiar with Journey to the West, he knows that Kui Mulang is a Taoist.

Journey to the West is originally a strategy of the Buddhists to steal the incense from the Taoists while following the way of heaven. If Kui Mulang, whom the Buddhists invited to help, dies, will the Taoists be angry?

Even if there is no trouble this time, the more Taoists will die on the Westward Journey in the future, the Taoists will not be able to continue to wait and see.

Once the dispute between Buddhism and Taoism is triggered, the cause and effect of Journey to the West will change in a large area.

Kui Mulang rushed up, grabbed Tang Seng and ran away.

He landed at the entrance of Boyue Cave. As soon as he settled down, Wang Xiaohu's changed Monkey King suddenly appeared. When Kui Mulang was completely defenseless, Vajra Zhuo was waiting on his head.

"Bang, bang!"

Kui Mulang was knocked down to the ground, and he looked surprised: "Monkey, didn't you ask for leave?"

"If my grandson doesn't ask for leave, can you show up?" Wang Xiaohu replied.

"Monkey King, you are too cunning!"

"It's because you're too stupid, and you're so cowardly. I followed all the way, and I'll wait for you to make a move. You just don't do it!"

"Wait for me to do it?" Kui Mulang suddenly felt a little confused.

The meaning in the words seems wrong.

However, he didn't have a chance to discern the meaning, so Wang Xiaohu picked up the Vajra Cutter and slapped it hard.

For a long time, Na Kui Mulang was completely silent.

Only then did Wang Xiaohu let him go, and he pulled Tang Seng away: "Master, go quickly, go quickly!"

At this time, a woman walked out of the cave, and hurriedly shouted: "Two masters, save me, save me!"

Tang Seng loves to meddle in other people's business the most, so he hurriedly turned his head and saw that it was actually a woman with two half-monster, half-human children.

"Master, hurry up, they are monsters!" Wang Xiaohu pulled Tang Seng and ran away.

[Ding, congratulations to the host for killing the Kuimu wolf, changing the cause and effect, gaining +18000 experience points.]

[Ding, congratulations to the host for refusing to rescue Princess Baihuaxie, changing the cause and effect, and gaining merit +5888]

Wang Xiaohu was happy in his heart, and he dragged Tang Seng back.

When he arrived in Baoxiang Kingdom, the king talked about his daughter being kidnapped by a goblin. Tang Seng thought of the woman who was calling for help in the Poyue Cave, so he told the king.

Therefore, Tang Seng was also warmly received by the king of Baoxiang Kingdom. A few days later, Monkey King came back.

Tang Seng only thought that he had returned to Huaguo Mountain, and didn't mention it again. The three masters and apprentices started on the road.

However, there was one person who was stunned, and he was Samantabhadra Bodhisattva.

According to his arrangement, at this time, Tang Seng should have been captured by Kui Mulang, and then secretly let go by Bai Huashuo. Tang Seng fled to Baoxiang Kingdom.

However, Puxian Bodhisattva waited for Sun Wukong to save Baihuayu, unexpectedly, several Tang monks were on the way.

In this way, the Tang monk in the Golden Luan Hall of Baoxiang Kingdom became a tiger and disappeared.

So far, there have been three less catastrophes in Journey to the West.

"This... what's going on?"

Puxian Bodhisattva was bewildered, and hurried to Poyue Cave to have a look. He only saw Kui Mulang's body, and immediately took a deep breath. Kui Mulang belonged to the Jade Emperor. The punishment for Kui Mulang's private descent to the earth, however, is also the step for Kui Mulang to return to heaven.

However, Kui Mulang was dead, and when they borrowed him, Xitian had said that they would return it in full without harming a person's life.

After thinking about it, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva carried the body of Kuimu Lang and hurried to the West Paradise!

"Buddha, Buddha...Kui Mulang is dead."

"Dead?" Buddha asked with anger in his eyes.

"How did you die?"

Then, Puxian Bodhisattva recounted what happened: "So, you don't know who killed Kuimu Lang?"

"Yes, I don't know!"

The Buddha pondered for a while. Last time when Avalokitesvara resurrected the ginseng fruit tree, he said someone messed up Journey to the West. It seems that someone really messed up Journey to the West, but who was that person and why did they do that?

Think about it, the Buddha, after the end of Journey to the West, it was the Buddhists who benefited, but the Taoists declined because of it.

Therefore, it is very likely that Taoism is messing up this time. It seems that his scheme has been seen through.

I thought it was the will of the Heavenly Dao. The Heavenly Dao wants to make Buddhism flourish, and the Taoists dare not go against the sky.

However, he seemed to be oversimplified. The prosperity of the Buddhist school did not say which Buddhist school was prosperous. In case they failed to prosper, the Jade Emperor could train a group of Buddhist disciples, set up another door, and start learning scriptures again.

Moreover, the most important thing is that the Buddhist school is prosperous, and there is no time to say. If the Taoist school messes up for decades or hundreds of years, by then, the interests of the Taoist school will be maximized.

So, how to explain the death of Kui Mulang to Taoism?

The Buddha thought about it, and still felt that it was necessary for him to go to Taoism in person. At this time, he ordered: "The death of Kuimu wolf is due to your negligence, but there may be someone making trouble. Go down this time and catch the Troublemakers get rid of him!"

Puxian Bodhisattva clenched his fists, it turned out that someone was making trouble!
Then, the Buddha went to Taoism to intercede, and Samantabhadra, once again reprimanded by the Buddha, vowed to destroy the troublemakers.

Puxian Bodhisattva did not dare to stay, so he hurried to the world and continued to monitor the progress of the Westward Journey.

But at this time, because the Tang Monk's Golden Luan Temple became a catastrophe and completely disappeared, Wang Xiaohu gained another [-] merit points.

At the same time, the system released the next task——

[Ding, Tang Seng and his party were detected. They came to Pingdingshan and are about to meet King Golden Horn and King Silver Horn. Please ask the host to change the cause and effect. 】

Wang Xiaohu thought about it. In this level, King Yinjiao first became a wounded old Taoist priest. Sun Wukong saw through that he was a goblin. However, he was punished by his master for beating the bone spirit three times. that monster.

Then, a gust of wind blew the four master and apprentice into the lotus cave.

Wang Xiaohu rushed there, but the three dozen bone spirits no longer existed, and Tang Seng didn't punish Monkey King. Here, Monkey King probably wouldn't listen to Tang Seng's words.

In this way, the first cause and effect should have changed long ago.

As expected, when he arrived, he heard an old Taoist priest calling for help.

"Help, help..."

Tang Seng immediately said: "Wukong, it seems that someone is calling for help?"

Monkey King ran over to take a look, only to see a Taoist priest in coarse clothes who fell down a hillside and injured his legs so that he could not walk.

Monkey King thought for a while, there was no one around here, how could there be a Taoist priest, could it be a goblin?

So, Sun Wukong took a quick look and found out that the Taoist priest was actually a child, and he had met a goblin.

"Wukong, hurry up and save someone." Tang Seng also saw it.

Sun Wukong smiled, came to the Taoist priest, and took out the stick, without saying anything, it was just a stick.