I, the poor monk Tang San, buried the sky, buried the earth, buried all living beings

Aphrodite was in mid-air, looking at the monk and glaring at him!

Tang Ku stood facing the wind with his sleeves fluttering. He smiled calmly and said, "How could I be unethical? Don't forget, I let you go, but I didn't say I wouldn't chase you. Besides, you don't know how to be grateful at all. I let you go, but you hid aside and eavesdropped. To be honest, although you are not strong, if you had tried your best to escape and hide outside the city, I might not have been able to catch you. But now... hehe, you asked for this!"

After a long speech, Aphrodite's mouth twitched for a moment, and finally said: "Did you do this on purpose? You knew I wouldn't leave, didn't you?"

"Amitabha, I never said that. You are just feeling guilty!"

Tang Ku looked at her with a half-smile.

Are you saying that Tang Ku did it on purpose?

In fact, it was true. This woman was a slut in Greece. In her eyes, Tang Ku was a handsome man with a good appearance. She had been lusting after him for a long time. When Tang Ku decided to let her go, she would definitely stay and eavesdrop on the monk's opinion of him. This was the nature of people like her and it could not be changed!

"You let me go simply because you don't want to harm the people in this city, right?"

Aphrodite was so angry that she laughed. "Alright, today I'm really going to bring the flames of war to the people. Tang Sanzang, if an innocent person dies in Chang'an, the blame will be on you!"

"I'm here, you can try!"

Tang Ku's right fist rippled as he sneered, "If you dare to move now, I'll kill you with one punch. With your magic power, you won't be able to dodge it at all!"

"Really? Hahaha..." Aphrodite sneered, "Do you really think I'll just stand here and let you slaughter me? You're dreaming..."

Before she finished her words, the woman's figure suddenly faded and then disappeared without a trace.

"Oh, are you using a stand-in to buy time?"

Looking at the strand of golden hair floating in the air, Tang Ku couldn't help but touch his nose, "Alas, it's only because I have a pair of eyes that can distinguish auras, otherwise I really can't do anything to you!"

The Eye of Spiritual Perception was activated, and a divine light flashed in his eyes. He could see everything in Chang'an City, and even the defense of the entire city was clearly visible. He could see where there were loopholes, where the gaps needed to be filled, where the troops were in excess, and where there were no mechanisms or secret passages. All of these were imprinted in his mind.

"I'll have to explain to His Majesty later that these areas need to be checked and patched to ensure the safety of the city as much as possible... Of course, there's also the safety of the palace. I need to talk to... a certain old ghost about this. No matter how capable this foreign god is, he can't sneak in so easily!"

Tang smiled bitterly, his eyes suddenly lit up, and then he fell to the ground.

It was noon on Chang'an Avenue at this time, and it was still very busy. There were businesses on the street, and all kinds of food, drink, and entertainment were available. There were often people performing acrobatics and tricks on Chang'an Street. Of course, there were also many illusionists. No one paid much attention to Tang Ku's ability to fly down from the sky. Everyone thought that the bald monk was performing some special skills.

And it was good that not many people paid attention, because Tang Ku had already locked onto a figure wearing a red headscarf, and then watched her disappear into the crowd.

She was a graceful Hu girl who looked quite pretty. Tang Ku followed her closely without any hurry or noise.

Along the way, Tang Ku walked neither fast nor slow, but his speed never slowed down, and this was all thanks to the immortal version of Lingbo Weibu.

The Lingbo Weibu in "The Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" is not simple. It is a high-level footwork technique based on the sixty-four hexagrams. The main point is that within the sixty-four hexagrams, I am basically invincible. Although I cannot attack with this, it is extremely difficult for the enemy to attack it.

This so-called immortal version actually changes with itself as the core. In other words: wherever I go, that is my home court. The directions of the sixty-four hexagrams move in my mind at any time as I move. For example, if I stand in the same place, in terms of the Wuwang position, the hexagram is in the northwest corner of myself, and he moves forward one step, and this position is still in the northwest corner of himself, which is equivalent to this position moving forward one step!

Therefore, based on this hexagram, anyone who wants to keep up with Tang Ku, or whoever he uses to follow others, can always find the right angle to avoid other people's sight so as not to be discovered.

During the tracking process, Tang Ku was so relaxed that he even had time to buy a string of candied haws on the street, eat a whole plate of biluo at a biluo stall, and buy a beautiful bamboo hat. He then gave it to a fifty-year-old porter when he passed by...

His movements were like he was just strolling along, not like someone who was tracking an enemy.

Well, this sleek bald monk, wearing a moon-white monk's robe, stood out wherever he went. Even from a distance, the woman could still see him. But he always lost his target when he wasn't paying attention, leaving Aphrodite feeling a little bewildered. She thought to herself, "Is this guy really following me? He must be following me, but why does he disappear and reappear? It's happened so many times, it can't be a coincidence..."

The woman finally found the monk's trail behind her. This time, he actually ran to a mutton restaurant, ordered a basin of mutton, asked for eight Hu cakes, and started eating with big mouthfuls.

"Aren't monks born vegetarian?" Aphrodite was full of questions, but finally she gritted her teeth, turned the corner again, and disappeared from Tang Ku's sight.

Tang Ku didn't care about this matter. In fact, even if Tang Ku couldn't see her actions, he could still make out something about her. After all, the divine aura that was elusive on her body would not disappear.

Tang Ku calmly finished three large bowls of mutton and eight Hu pancakes. In the surprised eyes of the mutton stall owner, he stood up contentedly and chased after Aphrodite in the direction she disappeared.

By this time, the sky had gradually darkened. Not only were there fewer people on the street, but even the vendors were packing up their stalls. This was the so-called law of the Tang Dynasty. At night, no one was allowed on the street. If anyone was seen at night, the patrolling soldiers would definitely arrest them. Anyone walking on the street in the middle of the night was considered either a thief or a thief. In the Tang Dynasty, this was called a curfew!

Aphrodite finally understood why Tang Ku just followed him instead of catching him directly on the street.

"This monk is really bad..." Aphrodite saw that guy following her again, and she felt powerless in her heart. Suddenly she found that there seemed to be an inn in front of her. She couldn't help but smile and came up with a plan!