Traveling Through Journey to the West: I Am the Dragon King

After Yun Chonghua knocked the monster into the sea, he rode on a cloud and waited in the sky.

Seeing that the monster hadn't come up for a long time, he shouted, "Hey! Come up and fight again. Since you have the ability to make the underworld ignore you, you must have more than just this much ability."

As soon as Yun Chonghua finished speaking, several water columns shot into the sky, then pierced towards his cloud like sharp swords.

Yun Chonghua remembered what the White Crane Fairy had said about "the way of mutual generation and restraint of all things," and immediately transformed back into his dragon form.

The water jet struck him, and although it had the force of water, it only caused him so little damage. Besides, the water jet couldn't break his golden body.

At that moment, the monster flew up from the sea.

Yun Chonghua shook off the seawater and then laughed, "Hehe, you splashed such a big spray, you didn't just want to give me a bath, did you?"

The weasel rubbed its slightly buzzing head, then looked Yun Chonghua up and down and said, "I thought your dragon demon form was just a transformation, but I never expected it to be your true form. You're actually a celestial dragon! Hey! Are you the Dragon God Lord Chenlong?"

Yun Chonghua transformed back into human form, and said with a grin, "Of course not. I already told you, this Great King is the most famous demon of all time, the Great Sage Tongtian!"

"You..." Before the weasel could finish speaking, Yun Chonghua attacked him again.

Although Yun Chonghua didn't know any martial arts, he was still powerful enough to withstand the power of the Kun Scale Armor on his body. With a flap of his wings, he could soar for thousands of miles.

Then Yun Chonghua flew up and down like a bullet, quickly passing by the monster, striking once and then moving to a different spot.

The monster's parrying speed was far slower than his attack speed.

With his dazzling speed, he really gave the monster a good beating. The monster was also in a very sorry state, struggling to defend itself.

Yun Chonghua was now somewhat grateful that he had such a treasure; otherwise, he might not have been able to gain so much advantage from this monster.

Now he no longer envies Wukong's somersault cloud, after all, although the somersault cloud is fast, it still requires a starting stance of somersaulting.

The wings of light behind him seemed to grow on his back, allowing him to control his speed and direction at will.

Enraged by Yun Chonghua's attack, the monster shouted, "You brat! If you're so capable, fight me with real swords and spears. What kind of skill is it to use your treasures?"

No sooner had he finished speaking than Yun Chonghua kicked him in the chest, then quickly flew to the side to distance himself from him.

The monster's cloud was not as fast as Yun Chonghua's, so he could only take the beatings without being able to hit him, which made him even more furious.

The monster realized that Yun Chonghua's martial arts skills were quite ordinary, and that the reason he was able to suppress him so effectively was entirely due to his magical artifact with wings on its back. If it were just a matter of martial arts skills, Yun Chonghua would be no match for him.

Unfortunately, apart from the copper hammer used for striking the chime, he had no other magical treasures with him when he descended to the mortal realm this time.

For a time, he couldn't hit them or grab them. He could only passively take the beating, which made him very angry.

Yun Chonghua laughed and said, "Hahaha. I'm really sorry, I don't have any other skills, just these few treasures to rely on. If you have any, you can use them to fight me."

Upon hearing this, the weasel retorted, "Heh heh, your magic weapon is nothing but a child's play compared to my master's two treasures! If either of those two treasures were here, you wouldn't be so arrogant!"

Upon hearing the names "Da Bao" and "Jin Nao," Yun Chonghua sized up the "weasel" before him, noticing the two long, yellow eyebrows on his head. He immediately recognized the monstrous talent before him.

Yun Chonghua then said, "Hehe, who do we have here? It's you, you blondie!"

Upon hearing Yun Chonghua's words, the weasel frowned.

But then he remembered that he had transformed into a yellow fairy, and his body was covered in yellow fur, so the other party might be bluffing him.

The weasel replied, "What? You've seen through my disguise?"

Yun Chonghua said, "Of course! I didn't expect the bell-ringing boy of the Buddha of the East to be so bored. Coming to my Eastern Land to disrupt the order of the mortal world. Alright! I really find your appearance disgusting. Show me your true form."

Upon hearing his identity exposed, Huang Mei stopped concealing himself and transformed back into his original form as the "Child of the Bell".

After Huang Mei returned to his original form, his body shone with a radiant Zen light. However, within this Zen light, there was still a hint of ferocity.

After revealing his true form, Huang Mei asked, "I didn't expect you to see through me. Who exactly are you? How could you recognize the Buddha's identity!"

Upon hearing this, Yun Chonghua laughed and said, "Buddha? Which Buddha are you? A wicked and wicked person like you dares to call yourself 'Buddha'? You're truly shameless!"

Yun Chonghua gripped the halberd tightly in his hand, then changed the subject, saying, "As for who I am, someone will tell you once I've taken you to the Demon-Slaying Platform!"

Huang Mei was somewhat bewildered upon hearing the other person's words.

His master, the Buddha of the East, is the future Buddha. Throughout the entire Three Realms, he is a renowned figure.

If it were someone else, even if they weren't scared out of their wits, they would at least say a few kind words to turn hostility into friendship.

But Yun Chonghua before him seemed to completely disregard his authority. Now that Yun Chonghua knew his identity, he still chose to be his enemy. Huang Mei couldn't help but feel uneasy.

Yun Chonghua didn't waste words with Huang Mei, but instead raised his hand and attacked again.

He knew the plot of Journey to the West.

In the original story, even though this Yellow-Eyebrowed Demon forced the Great Sage to beg for help everywhere.

But in Yun Chonghua's view, it was merely a display of power by relying on the Golden Bell and the Human Seed Bag, two magical treasures of the Buddha who came from the East.

Although Huang Mei's martial arts skills were comparable to those of the Great Sage, they could fight for fifty rounds.

But against Yun Chonghua's speed advantage—hit and run, avoiding prolonged engagements, striking once and then moving on to a new location—Huang Mei's exquisite martial arts were of little use.

Besides, he didn't have Tang Sanzang as a burden that held him back.

Without any worries, Yun Chonghua was able to fight freely.

Yun Chonghua now wanted to take advantage of the great opportunity that the two treasures were not in Huang Mei's hands to capture this monster.

Then it was sent to the Heavenly Palace and handed over to His Majesty the Jade Emperor for judgment.

Anyway, we're in the right this time.

There are also testimonies from Xiao Lilong, the City God, and the Dragon King of the East Sea. They claimed to have subdued demons and monsters, ridding the people of harm. Not only were they without fault, but they also had merit.

If Your Majesty has any plans to release Huang Mei, that is Your Majesty's own business.

Just as the White Crane Fairy said, the power struggles at the top are none of their concern as "servants." They only need to follow the "rules" and handle official business.

This yellow-browed brat has already violated the heavenly rules by disrupting the order of the mortal realm. Now that I've caught him red-handed, it would be unreasonable not to handle this matter properly.

Through this experience, he finally understood what the Empress had told him back in Yaochi.

There is no difference between immortals and demons; it all depends on one's own thoughts.

This Yellow-Eyebrowed fellow has nothing better to do than run wild in the Eastern Lands instead of serving the Buddha at Mount Ling. I'll teach him a lesson today and show him that the Eastern Lands are not the "non-greedy, non-killing" Western Niuhe Continent.