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Chapter 147: Boy, we won’t eat Tang Monk’s meat anymore

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"Master, I don't want Sun Xingzhe to be carried on his back. He's too thin and too thin!" Red Boy started shouting that it hurt.

Tang Xuanzang looked at the red boy. At first Li Ke said that the boy was a goblin with a weird temperament.

Sometimes I speak out of tune,

Relying on some strength, one often uses strength to overwhelm the weak.

After listening to Li Ke's words, although Tang Xuanzang did not fully believe Li Ke's words,

But the seeds have already been planted in my heart.

Now that I hear Red Boy starting to play tricks, I believe it a little more.

In Tang Xuanzang's view, Li Ke had become "Sun Wukong"

When it was time to carry the red boy, the red boy had problems one after another.

It’s just the red boy who’s messing around.

He couldn't see what methods Li Ke used.

Tang Xuanzang asked, "Who do you want to carry you?"

Red Boy looked at it and pointed at Zhu Bajie, "This is Master."

Zhu Bajie was reluctant and said, "Child, don't you think my mouth is long and my ears are big, and the bristles on the back of my head are stiff, so you scratch me in a hurry?"

Hong Hai'er was a little shocked, "This Zhu Bajie actually has a lot of intentions and actually remembers this.

It’s a bit troublesome.”

"It seems that getting a big gift for my father and making him happy is still a bit troublesome." Hong Hai'er had a plan in his mind.

Of course, Red Boy didn't know that his father was currently chatting with the enemy he was going to deal with.

It is said that Li Ke turned into Sun Wukong to carry Red Boy on his back, but the real Sun Wukong followed the plan and came to Cuiyun Mountain in somersaults.

However, after knocking a few times, the person who came out was not his sworn brother - the Great Holy Ox Demon King of Pingtian.

But Princess Iron Fan with a resentful look on her face.


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