Sun Wukong's forehead was throbbing with veins, and he wished he could beat him to death with a stick.

How did he meet a monk like this?

He saved him time and time again, but was accused of killing innocent people.

Is this still a journey to seek Buddhist teachings?

Remembering what the old man Han Daoren said, he had to endure until he recovered his cultivation and Tathagata and Buddhism could no longer do anything to him, then he could leave this damn journey to obtain the scriptures.

Fortunately, he listened to the old man Han Daoren and did not worship Jin Chanzi as his master. Otherwise, he would rather die than be restricted by this man for the rest of his life.

"I am all alone, and these six people, their parents, wives and children, have lost their sons, their husbands, their fathers..." Jin Chanzi said with tears in her eyes.

“That’s enough!”

Sun Wukong couldn't help but shout angrily.

"If I hadn't promised Guanyin to protect your journey to the West, I, Sun Wukong, would be living freely in Huaguo Mountain now. I have committed a sin by killing people, so let the Buddha punish me. You just need to go West. I will take you to the Western Paradise and leave on my own."

After saying this, Sun Wukong threw the luggage onto the horse's back and led the horse forward.

He didn't want to live even one day like this.

However, he has not recovered yet, cannot defeat Tathagata and Buddhism, and cannot escape their control.

Seeing Sun Wukong's back, Jin Chanzi wiped his tears and sighed.

This monkey refused to listen to his teachings and admonitions, and he wanted to drive him away. However, thinking of the many dangers ahead and the fact that these bandits were not entirely innocent, he held back.

Seeing Sun Wukong walking away, he hurriedly picked up the nine-ring staff and quickly followed him.

…

Sun Wukong and Jin Chanzi walked away. In the nearby forest, an old woman walked out and looked at their backs.

"This monkey won't listen to Jin Chanzi's instructions. He might not surrender when we reach the Western Paradise. I'm afraid the journey will be troublesome and full of uncertainties."

The old woman shook her hat.

That monkey's plan for the journey to the West is different from the previous one. There are too many variables here.

This tight ring is inevitable.