I was a group pet in Journey to the West

Chapter 323
"Abbot, you are a poor monk!" Xuanzang didn't know how to stop Shi Ming from crying in front of everyone, it was really embarrassing!

"Such a good treasure, just unfolded, but it's getting late! The old monk is very old, his eyes are dim, and the lights are blind, so he really can't see clearly! What if..." Shi Ming said, he paused for a moment.

As if he had made a major decision, he opened his mouth to pursue again: "If... If you can borrow the back room, wait for the old monk to observe carefully overnight, and then return to the holy monk tomorrow morning, it would be great! I don't know what the holy monk thinks To be honest with the holy monk, the old monk is a devout follower of Guanyin Bodhisattva, if he can observe the treasure bestowed by the Bodhisattva, the old monk will die a hundred times, and he will have no regrets!!" Shi Ming rubbed his hands, his expression It seemed a little flattering and a little humble.

When Tutu heard this, he secretly complained in his heart: Oh!This is not the famous meat buns, ah bah!It should be the case of stealing cassocks!
As long as people are motivated by interests, what can't they do?Even if it is murder and arson, there are people who dare to do evil out of courage!The abbot of the Guanyin Temple is a standard person. Although he is devout to the Buddha, it is a pity that his character is not enough.Moreover, he has too much obsession with external objects, like Xuanzang. Although he was given a treasure, he never thought of showing it off. bottom of the box.

It would be wrong to say that Xuanzang loves it too much. Although the waterway assembly wears such a Buddhist treasure, he still sits on the ground. He also allows the beggars to touch this Buddhist treasure, as if wearing it is not a Buddhist treasure, but It is an ordinary cassock.

Why doesn't he wear it on weekdays?Well, Tutu asked Xuanzang a while ago, and he said: Although the brocade cassock is good, it is too heavy!It's not as light as the plain cassock I'm wearing.

Tutu still believes this sentence, because Xuanzang has already used the nine-ring tin staff as a hoe! ! !One day, Tutu went to wash rice and cook, and asked Xuanzang to help dig out a fire pit. When she came back, she found that Xuanzang was using a nine-ringed tin rod as a hoe to dig out the mud! !He just pulled out a fire pit!She thought Xuanzang knew there was a small hoe in the suitcase, but she didn't expect.
If the Buddha knew about this matter, I'm afraid he would destroy the disciples righteously!That is one of the five Buddha treasures bestowed by the Buddha himself~
(Buddha: I always feel that someone cares about me)

"It's okay, but tomorrow morning we need to return it to the poor monk earlier, and we have to start as soon as possible tomorrow." Xuanzang thought for a while, with Monkey King and Tutu around, there shouldn't be any big troubles.He agreed to Shi Ming's request, and treated it as a one-night travel expense!
"Thank you, Holy Monk!! Holy Monk is so magnanimous!!! Don't worry, the old monk will definitely send it back in person tomorrow morning! It will definitely not delay the trip of the Holy Monk! Guangzhi, quickly arrange board and lodging for the Holy Monk! The best Yes!!" Hearing that, Shi Ming beamed, and even couldn't wait!

Sun Wukong lowered his eyes and didn't know what he was thinking about. After a while, he rewrapped the cassock and handed it to Shi Ming, "Hold it carefully."

At first, Shi Ming understood why Sun Wukong wanted to say that. He thought it was Sun Wukong who was afraid that he would damage the cassock, so he waved his hands and said, "I will watch carefully!"

As soon as he took the cassock, he fell to the ground!Fortunately, Sun Wukong caught him in time, and the monks behind realized that they should support Shi Ming, and hurriedly pulled Shi Ming from left to right.

Shi Ming tightly hugged the cassock in his hand, and thought to himself: Yoho!Why is this thing so heavy! ?The weight of this gold, silver and jewelry is really true!if
(End of this chapter)