Journey to the West: The beginning is a million-year cultivation base

Wishing smiled and said: "You wait outside for news from me, and see if my old grandson is right."

After finishing speaking, Xu Yuan smiled lightly and walked inside.

Chapter 491

In other words, make a wish that they have arrived in the Wuji country.

When staying overnight at Baolin Temple, Tang Sanzang ate the door shut, made a wish, and strode in.

Seeing another person coming, the abbot was very angry: "Don't you have long ears? It's a great kindness for you to sleep in the corridor, how dare you come in?!"

Wishing and smiling: "Didn't I send you money here?"

The abbot was overjoyed and said, "Oh? Is there such a good thing?"

Make a wish: "Of course! We can't eat and live for nothing, right?"

Abbot: "Well, you are very sensible. Where is the money?"

Wishing handed over the golden hoop and said: "Look, these two pieces of golden hoop are pure gold, take them, and they will be yours!"

The abbot took a look, and after deducting these two large pieces of gold, there were at least 100 taels of gold.

Get rich!

The abbot believed it was true, his eyes glistened, and he replied: "How dare you swear to the sky?"

Make a wish: "Why do you swear? Do you want love! If you don't want it, I will take it!"

The abbot was anxious, and hastily stretched out his hand to pick it up: "Yes, of course!"

Let go of the wishing hand!

The golden cudgel fell into the hands of the abbot.

Suddenly, the stick was as heavy as a mountain.

The abbot is just a mortal, so he can't be trusted.

boom!

The golden cudgel fell down, just hitting the toe of the abbot's right foot.

"what!!!!"

The abbot's toes were smashed right away.

The abbot's face turned pale from the pain.

"How dare you play tricks on me?"

Make a wish: "I didn't play tricks on you, you couldn't catch it yourself, blame me?!"

"Don't blame you?!" The abbot glared angrily.

The abbot didn't know who he was facing!

In other words, this abbot was originally a monk, but he disliked the poor and loved the rich, so he made a wish and wanted to deal with him from the bottom of his heart.

That's why he broke his toe with a golden cudgel.

However, the abbot suffered a loss, and he didn't have a long memory.

Seeing the "gold" as big as the two sections of the golden cudgel, the greed in my heart has not been completely eliminated tomorrow.

Seeing that the golden cudgel fell to the ground and there was no danger, the abbot asked, "Does what you just said count?"

Make a wish: "Of course, as long as you can withhold it, the gold will be yours."

Enduring the severe pain, the abbot asked the little monk to find some monks.

"Hurry up, use a hammer or some other iron tool to knock the gold off this stick!"

"As ordered!"

These monks took orders and found kitchen knives, axes, hammers, hoes and other utensils.

The abbot directed at the side enduring the severe pain. He suffered so much and had to watch the gold being dug out.

Several monks beat with kitchen knives, axes, hammers, and hoes, trying to knock off the gold hoops at both ends of the golden cudgel.

As you can imagine, the kitchen knives, axes, hammers, and hoes were all broken.

They couldn't do it even if they wanted to flip the golden cudgel!

"Too heavy!"

"It's really strange, this stick doesn't look big, why can't it be moved?!"

The monks were very puzzled.

The abbot also had no choice but to say: "It's so hard gold! It's a pity that it can't be knocked off!"

Make a wish: "It's really useless, I don't even want to give you gold."

Abbot: "Yes! We will!"

Make a wish: "If you can't knock it down, how can I give it to you?"

Abbot: "Can you leave this stick here? I'll let someone else try it!"

Make a wish: "Okay, no problem!"

After finishing speaking, Wishing kicked lightly with his toe, and the golden cudgel was in his hand.

All the monks were shocked!

"My God! He kicked lightly?"

"My God, hell, can he handle this stick?"

"Could it be that we were in a trance just now?"

Wishing smiled and said, "Where do you put this stick now? How about putting it by your bedside?"

The abbot was overjoyed and said, "Okay! It's exactly what I want!"

Make a wish: "Go, you lead the way, and I will let you go!"