Journey to the West: Monks do not tell lies, they only rob

Inside the hall, the wooden table conversation officially began.

At the square table, Tang Shan and Wukong sat on one side, while Bajie and Sha Seng stood behind them like door gods.

After cleaning up, the sweet and fragrant princess of India slowly sat down opposite.

The white dragon horse stood in the middle with a hitting board in his hand. The old abbot and the princess looked at him in confusion. What are you doing, brother?

Tang Shan nodded, and Xiaobai said in a loud voice, "The first round of the Tianzhu Kingdom's true and false princess case begins!"

Tang Shan quickly took out a pen and paper, stared at the princess, and formed a series of questions in her mind.

The princess lowered her eyes shyly. She felt embarrassed that the holy monk looked at her so openly.

"Do you have any impression of the perpetrator? Who did you have conflicts with before the attack?"

Huh? The princess looked around in confusion. So that's what he was asking...

Bajie curled his lips. His master's affectionate eyes, which could even be used to look at a dog, had attracted another little girl.

Wukong crossed his arms and sighed softly.

This can lead to misunderstandings, saying that the master has too many romantic debts.

Sha Seng and White Dragon Horse: We can only blame others, as they have been coveting the master all day long.

The princess propped her chin up with her jade fingers, looking distressed. "I can't remember, I guess there isn't one."

Although she was a princess, she was not the arrogant and domineering person who bullied others. On the contrary, she treated her servants and relatives in a peaceful manner.

Tang Shan buried her head and scribbled a few words, reading as she wrote: "The suspect is the fake princess Jade Rabbit Fairy."

After he finished speaking, everyone present fell silent.

Princess: No? Did I just say that?

Old Abbot: How did you know?

Disciples: Master, you didn’t even use coins for divination, how come you can predict the future?

Wait! A fake princess? A Jade Rabbit Fairy?

"Master, are you saying that a demon has taken my form and usurped my status and position, my father, the king, and my mother?"

Tang Shan nodded. "As the first victim of this case, do you know why the goblin pretended to be you?"

Bajie quickly replied, "Why else? Of course, it's because I want wealth and glory."

Wukong pondered, "If that's the case, then why not just become a king or a prince?"

Sha Monk: "Yes, why?"

Bajie...

"Lao Sha, I asked you to think, not to ask questions."

After all, a princess is just a princess. If she wants wealth, power and influence, who can do that better than the king?

When the princess learned that someone was pretending to be her and enjoying the company of her parents, her eyes immediately filled with tears. She gritted her teeth and persevered.

"Oh, oh, please don't cry, auntie."

When Bajie was in front of a beautiful woman, he loved to show his courtesy. He picked up a snow-white tissue and wanted to wipe the princess' tears from her face.

Wukong frowned and blocked him with a stick, "Please don't harass the person involved."

Although he also hated others crying, compared to the idiot who still had lustful intentions, the latter obviously annoyed him more.

The princess was obviously stunned. How could she possibly know why the fairy wanted to pretend to be her?

So, I answered truthfully: “I don’t know.”

Tang Shan buried her head in her pen again, reading as she wrote, "Because the princess struck the Jade Rabbit Fairy, she bore a grudge and pursued her to the mortal world to avenge the slap."

Chasing from the nine heavens to the mortal world is a rare highlight moment in the revenge drama.

"Ah!" Everyone present exclaimed.

Bajie couldn't help but ask, "Master, why are you asking if you know everything?"

The princess was skeptical: "Master, do you have any evidence for what you said?"

Tang Shan: what!

Who is the victim now?

"If you don't have any evidence, you can go back and try again."

Tang Shan dropped her pen and leaned lazily back in her chair.

I'm afraid he was thrown out by the fake princess before he even saw the corner of the palace.