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

That night, the candles were bright.

The king looked unhappy, the queen was worried, and the Jade Rabbit Fairy was in despair. They all returned to their bedrooms with the help of the palace servants.

Wukong wanted to say something but stopped himself. Bajie wanted to gossip but was too timid to do anything directly, so he could only secretly glance at Tang Shan's lower body.

I didn't expect that my master, who looks so handsome, would have problems in that area.

Could it be that the reason I seduced the female demon I met before was not because I had a firm faith in Taoism, but because I couldn’t do it?

Bajie felt that he had discovered a shocking secret. Given his extremely lustful nature, he was more willing to believe the reason he had thought of.

Somehow, a hint of joy arose in the dark corner of his heart.

As expected, God gave Master a good-looking appearance, but also denied Master the right to use it hahahaha.

Sha Seng and White Dragon Horse rubbed their hands awkwardly, wondering if the master was really incapable of doing this.

Although Master will never use this thing in his lifetime, he is still a man after all. Not using it doesn’t mean he can be bad!

The two looked at each other. The master must be sad at the moment. Should they go forward to comfort him? But what could they say?

Tang Shan, who was walking in front, was completely unaware of the strange looks from the people behind her. She only felt her body and mind were relaxed and comfortable.

Now, the Jade Rabbit Fairy’s wishful thinking was completely shattered.

The palace maid led the master and disciple to a slightly smaller bedroom, and as they left, she covered her mouth and secretly smiled at Tang Shan.

"Go, go, go, there's no need to wait on me. Go back and rest."

Sha Seng hurriedly sent all the servants away, fearing that he would upset his master.

Tang Shan frowned slightly. In the past, her disciples were always noisy before going to bed, but tonight they were unusually quiet. They all sat on the couch opposite her without saying a word.

"Why aren't you talking?" Tang Shan asked, feeling uncomfortable with the sudden weirdness.

"Uh" Wukong looked up, "Master, I'm going to sleep first."

He fell directly onto the bed at the back and covered himself with a thin quilt, leaving only a tuft of yellow hair sticking out.

Tang Shan: Huh? So fast?

She turned her attention to Bajie, Sha Seng, and Xiaobai, "What about you? Don't you have anything you want to say to me?"

That shouldn't be the case. Usually, Bajie is the most gossipy. When he found out that she was impotent, he gloated and whispered a lot in her ear.

Bajie secretly found the empty space next to Wukong, and there was still one-third of the quilt that could cover himself.

Talking to the master at this time is like walking into trouble. He is not stupid.

He yawned lazily, "Master, I'm too sleepy. I'm going to sleep first."

As he spoke, he fell precisely at the spot he had already estimated, and immediately began to snore loudly.

Wukong in the bed was very upset as the quilt on him was being pulled hard.

Tang Shan, Sha Seng and Xiao Bai were speechless. Even if they were sleepy, they shouldn't fall asleep like this.

The deafening snoring is somewhat unnecessary and makes the problem more obvious.

Tang Shan shifted her gaze to the remaining two disciples again. Before she could speak, the two of them hugged each other, closed their eyes and lowered their heads.

Tang Shan has ten thousand question marks???

Does this mean he fell asleep too?

She couldn't help but wonder if someone had put sleeping pills in the food, otherwise why would all her apprentices be so fast asleep?

Tang Shan yawned and covered Sha Seng and Xiao Bai with a blanket, then climbed onto the couch, turned off the lights, and went to sleep.

About an incense stick of time passed before Wukong poked his head out from under the covers, his golden eyeshadow sparkling in the darkness.

He carefully climbed out of the bed, lifted his legs over Bajie, gently opened the door a crack, and crawled out.

Bajie turned around and suddenly opened his eyes. He wondered what the monkey was trying to do by sneaking out so late at night.

So he tiptoed out and followed him.

Sha Seng and Xiao Bai's heads were touching each other. In the dark night, they heard each other's breathing become heavier. They opened their eyes and found that neither of them was asleep.

The brothers were no longer on the couch beside them, so the two of them decided to run out as well.

In the huge palace, Tang Shan was the only one left, lost in sleep.