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

Tang Shan rubbed her chin with her fingers, her eyes constantly looking at the things behind her and across the river, wondering how to cross the river.

Ignore this piece of wood. We still have to take a bottomless boat later, so I think this piece of wood is more reliable.

When Wukong was in the Water Curtain Cave, he was used to living in the woods, so stepping on a piece of wood was no problem at all.

Being skilled and courageous, he was the first to jump onto the single-plank bridge and jumped across in no time.

Bajie and Sha Seng's eyes widened, wondering if they were going to go like this too.

The two of them began to retreat tacitly, looking at the sky, the ground, and their toes, but they didn't dare to meet the eyes of Wukong on the other side of the bridge.

"Idiot, Lao Sha, come over here and try it."

Bajie reached down and pulled down his two big ears to cover them. "I didn't hear anything."

Let him walk, even if he can walk, there is a chance that the wood will break halfway and he will fall into the water with a splash.

No! He shook his head hurriedly, trying to clear the dangerous consequences from his mind. Absolutely not!

Sha Seng firmly grasped Tang Shan's arm and said, "Master, I believe I can swim across."

Tang Shan: "Yes, your teacher also believes in you."

Wukong hadn't seen anyone paying attention to him for a long time, so he ran back.

"What's going on? I've been shouting for a long time but no one's heard me."

He pushed Bajie with both hands, "Go, go, go, hurry up."

"No, no, no, Brother Monkey, don't push me. My legs... my legs are weak."

Bajie dug his ten toes into the ground and refused to cross the single-plank bridge even if he was beaten to death.

Wukong turned his head away, and Sha Seng quickly waved his hands to refuse: "Don't look at me, Big Brother, I can't do it either."

Bajie put forward a shield, "Even if we can, Master can't take the risk."

Everyone knows that he is very delicate. He has been riding a horse all the way. This piece of wood is so thin that he would probably tremble for a while if he climbed on it.

Sure enough, when talking about his master, Wukong hesitated.

Tang Shan silently took out the Ruyi Golden Hook, aimed at a giant tree opposite, and swung it out with a whoosh. The five sharp claws were firmly embedded in the tree trunk.

She tugged at this end and found it quite stable.

"Come on, Bajie, if we can't pass it, then let's not pass it."

"Master Wuwu, you are still the best."

Bajie came up to Tang Shan happily and said, "Master, you are so willing to give me up."

This is already at someone's doorstep.

Tang Shan understood the greater good and tenderly placed one end of the chain in Bajie's hand. "How can a master force his apprentice to do something he doesn't want to do just for his own selfish reasons?"

The disciples were all stunned when they heard this, but they had done many things reluctantly in the past...

Bajie raised one hand above his head, gripped the iron chain tightly and stood on the huge rock beside the bridge.

Master wouldn't want him to be a statue of the God of Freedom at the foot of Lingshan Mountain...

After checking the buckle of the safety rope on her body twice, Tang Shan fastened the other end to the chain.

Just like bungee jumping, even if you miss a step you won’t fall into the river.

Secondly, the rope also helps maintain body balance.

Wukong walked across the street again carelessly, Tang Shan took the lead in demonstrating, and Sha Seng and Xiaobai followed closely behind.

Sha Monk was surprised and said, "Master, we really made it here."

Xiaobai shouted loudly to the other side: "Second Brother, I'm waiting for you now."

"Hey~ Here I come~"

Bajie came to the bridge excitedly, but suddenly remembered that no one held the chain for him.

"Master, I can't get through!"

Bajie put his hands around his mouth, like a trumpet, and shouted desperately. At this moment, he looked like a couple of lovers who were separated by life and death.

"Don't be afraid, Bajie. Loosen the chains first."

Tang Shan continued to give calm commands across the river.

"Release, then what?"

Tang Shan rolled up the Ruyi Golden Hook and put it back in place. "Bajie, Master has already called a boat to pick you up. Don't worry."

Sha Seng and Xiao Bai turned around suddenly, their pupils dilated. Why didn’t you tell me earlier that there was a boat?

Wukong: I feel like things are not simple.

Bajie sat down happily and waited for the boat. His master still loved him.

Sure enough, a solitary boat suddenly appeared upstream of the river, and the Buddha of Reception was slowly approaching in his small, broken boat.