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Rabbit Must Die

Ever since a despicable rabbit arrived at the Heavenly Court, banners have been hung up in the residences of all the major Immortals: beware of fire, theft, and rabbits. At the same time, the God of Food's Complete Rabbit Cooking Guide started selling like hotcakes. One could often see a bunch of Immortals waving various magic treasures, chasing a rabbit all over everywhere, shouting, "Although group beating is unfair, we can lose face, the rabbit must die!" Passerby A: Why is that rabbit so freaking famous? Almost all the Immortals know him, is it because he's cute? Passerby B: No! It's because he's a jerk! No, that's inaccurate, he's totally a mega jerk!

Yimeng Huangliang · Huyền huyễn
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Chapter 261: I Have a Backer [Subscribe Please]_1

"Yaoji, what's the background of this monkey?" Qin Shou asked.

Yaoji immediately leaned in and said, "Your Majesty, this is one of the Four Great Demon Kings of Huaguo Mountain, the Tongbi Monkey, Batong. This monkey is quite formidable, and no demon around dares to provoke him. You see, we..."

Upon hearing this, Qin Shou suddenly snapped to attention, realizing it was a Tongbi Monkey—no wonder it was so fierce!

Qin Shou remembered that in "Journey to the West," Sun Wukong had four generals under him, including two Red-Butt Horse Monkeys, Generals Maliu and Er Yuan, and two Tongbi Monkeys, Generals Bao and Batong.

The original text didn't describe the two monkeys in detail, but to be among Sun Wukong's four great generals, they naturally possessed considerable strength.

Besides, when the real and fake Monkey Kings were being distinguished, Tathagata once pointed to the Six-Eared Macaque and said: