Honghuang: What should I do if I cling to the wrong person?

How could Sun Wukong fail to understand this hint, and asked: "Then tell me, how should we spread the text?"

"The Great Sage has always been smart, why don't you understand this rule?"

"We've been doing hard work all the way, and we're used to having no rules, or we won't take this scripture!" Sun Wukong was about to pull the golden cicada away as he spoke.
"Wukong, don't be rude!" Although Jin Chanzi verbally reprimanded Sun Wukong, he walked out together with Sun Wukong's strength.

The two monks became anxious when they saw that Jin Chanzi was about to leave, but they couldn't stop him, so Zhu Bajie tore down their steps again.

"Let's go, let's go, the things that the Buddha said can be deducted by his disciples, it doesn't matter if we don't go!"

Zhu Bajie was also suffocated in his heart. After suffering all the way, he was still treated like this when he arrived at Lingshan. He even grabbed some food, which is too bullying!

The two monks panicked, quickly grabbed Zhu Bajie, and at the same time called Jin Chanzi back: "Holy monk, the holy monk is back, and I will teach you the scriptures."

Monkey King and Jin Chanzi turned back and loaded the scriptures one by one until all the scriptures were moved out. Monkey King was suddenly curious and opened one of the scriptures to see what it looked like inside.How can I imagine a heavy book without a single word.

"Jin Chanzi, come and see!" Monkey King was shocked, and called Jin Chanzi to distinguish
Jin Chanzi was also shocked when he took the scriptures. He took a look at the two monks, only to realize that the two monks saw something wrong and wanted to sneak away. Monkey King took out the Ruyi Golden Cudgel and caught up with them. block the way.

Jin Chanzi and Zhu Bajie opened other scriptures. Sure enough, none of the books contained scriptures, and they were all blank.

"You two, you secretly changed the scriptures if you couldn't ask for benefits! Let's go, follow my grandson to confront the Buddha." Monkey King grabbed the collars of the two monks, one in each hand, and was about to meet the Buddha.

Jin Chanzi was also very angry, and followed from a distance: "Wukong, Wukong, don't hurt the two venerables ~ don't be disrespectful to the Buddha ~"

Jin Chanzi walked slower than usual, there was no intention of chasing people, Zhu Bajie and Drifting were by his side, so he couldn't stop Monkey King's movements, he could only watch Monkey King carrying the two monks like chickens Like a cub, he entered the main hall of Leiyin Temple.

As soon as he entered the main hall, Sun Wukong threw the two monks he was carrying on the ground, stared at the Buddha and began to question his teacher: "Buddha, we have suffered all kinds of hardships all the way, from the east to the west, who knows you The two monks cheated, and they exchanged wordless scriptures for us when they failed to ask for benefits. Hmph! Who would have thought that there would be such unconscionable things in the Land of Paradise and Buddha!"

"Don't shout, monkey, I already knew about this matter. Sutras should not be passed on lightly, and should not be taken lightly!" The Buddha had a better attitude towards Sun Wukong, after all, he was not his Buddhist disciple, and he was not used to his stinking problems.

Sun Wukong really didn't care about the occasion, and said immediately: "Why do you, the Buddha, have to ask for some benefits?"

"I remember that in the old days, all the monks and nuns went down the mountain and recited this scripture at Zhao Changchun's house in Shewei State. They only got three buckets and three liters of scattered gold. I said they sold it cheaply, so that future generations would have no money to enjoy it." Buddha Although it is a bit vulgar, it is really the way of Buddhism. If no money is collected, how will countless monks in temples live in the future.At the same time, it is also reminding Tang Seng that the scriptures will be taken back to the Tang Dynasty, and money will be charged when spreading Buddhism.