Canopy: Chang'e and I are Pure
"Tian Peng, bootlickers will die a horrible death!”
This voice suddenly rang out from the Lunar Guilin.
Tian Peng was shocked!
What bootlicker? He was being affectionate.
But soon, Tian Peng realized the main point.
This voice suddenly sounded, but he did not notice that there was someone around him.
Immediately, Tian Peng became alert and looked around vigilantly.
Dharmic powers swept out, and his brows were filled with heroic spirit.
To be able to lead the 100,000 water army and suppress the Heavenly River, Tian Peng's mana level was definitely not weak.
Moreover, he was the disciple of Master Xuandu, and he was well-versed in mantras. He was also one of the top immortals in the Heavenly Court!
In the original Journey to the West, Canopy and Sun Wukong also had a 40% to 60% chance of winning. This was also because they had been reincarnated as pig demons and had lowered their roots. Otherwise, it would be hard to tell who was stronger between Sun Wukong and Canopy.
However, in the Journey to the West, Canopy was a chess piece of the Heavenly Court, so they couldn't let it go so easily. He was lazy, which led to the illusion that Canopy was weak.
In reality, not many of the monsters in the 81 difficulties were a match for Tian Peng.
After looking around, Tian Peng didn't see anyone else and couldn't help but feel nervous.
How could he not be nervous? The Heavenly Court forbade immortals from having private affairs. If the Jade Emperor knew about this, it would be terrible.
"Who is it? Come out!”
Tian Peng shouted angrily, his eyes cold.
At this moment, Tian Peng seemed to feel something and his body froze.
A white-robed man had appeared behind him.
Beneath the Lunar Laurel, the white-robed man stood tall and straight. His long hair fluttered in the wind, and his body was enveloped in a mysterious aura.
His eyes were extremely deep, flowing with Dao and reason. It was as if he could see through the river of time, the past, and the future.
Sensing the appearance of the white-robed man, Tian Peng's body stiffened.
This was because the white-robed man had suddenly appeared without any warning.
However, Tian Peng was the Celestial River Navy Marshal and a disciple of a Saint. The shock in his heart quickly disappeared.
He turned around and carefully examined the white-robed man.
Tian Peng couldn't help but be stunned.
There was no other reason.
This man was too handsome.
His facial features were as if they had been cut by a knife. They were perfect and exquisite. His face was like a crown of jade, and he had sword-like eyebrows and star-like eyes. He was dressed in white, and there was not a speck of dust on him. He looked like a banished immortal.
What surprised Tian Peng even more was the mysterious aura around the man in white. It was as if he had merged with the world, making it impossible for Tian Peng to see through him.
"Who are you?" Tian Peng asked cautiously.”
He had seen the Heavenly Court's Myriad Immortal Canopy before, but he had never seen this person before. It was obvious that this person was not from the Heavenly Court.
This white-robed man was naturally Xu Fei.
Knowing that Tian Peng was in the Vast Cold Palace, he had crossed the void to come. He didn't expect to see this scene.
He didn't expect Tian Peng to be even more infatuated than what was recorded in Journey to the West. However, Chang'e clearly didn't like Tian Peng, and Tian Peng was still pestering her.
To put it nicely, it was infatuation. To put it bluntly, it was bootlicking.
As for the bootlickers, they would die a horrible death.
In the future, Tian Peng would offend Chang'e at the Heavenly Court's banquet because he was drunk.
In fact, it was nothing much. He just stopped Chang'e from confessing her feelings, but Haotian sent him to the mortal world and sent him to a pig's womb.
Marshal Canopy, who was in charge of the 100,000 troops of the Heavenly River Navy, had turned into a pig demon.
After the Journey to the West, he was only casually appointed as a Purifying Altar Envoy by the Buddhist Sect. He was not even a Buddha.
Compared to his high position in the celestial heavens and being a disciple of a saint, the difference was like clouds and mud, becoming an existence that was not close to both sides.
"Tian Peng, you are fated with me. I know that you are about to face a disaster and are in deep trouble, so I came to help you.”
Xu Fei's expression was indifferent as he spoke slowly with an unfathomable expression.
As soon as he finished speaking, Tian Peng was stunned and then furious.
"What nonsense are you spouting! I command the 100,000 Heavenly River Navy and am highly regarded by the Jade Emperor. How can I be in trouble? The calamity is even more ridiculous.”
Tian Peng's eyes were gloomy and glinted with divine light.
He held a high position in the celestial heavens, commanding the 100,000 Heavenly River Navy.
Some time ago, he even led 100,000 navy troops to clear the Heavenly River and kill many great demons.
The Jade Emperor appreciated him so much that even the immortals of the Heavenly Court had to be respectful when they saw him.
How could there be a disaster?
Tian Peng treated Xu Fei as a fraud and didn't believe Xu Fei's words.
However, Xu Fei's words mentioned the word tribulation, which surprised Tian Peng.
Tian Peng was a disciple of a Saint. Although he was only an in-name disciple, he had more or less heard about the Cultivation Tribulation.
Recently, there was an endless aura of tribulation between heaven and earth in the Untainted Land. Even the Jade Emperor mentioned the tribulation.
Xu Fei's reaction to the canopy was naturally within expectations. He did not explain, but said lightly,
"In the future, the tribulation will be related to you and Chang'e.”
Boom!
Tian Peng's body shook and his head buzzed.
Could it be that this person saw what happened between him and Chang'e?
There were rules in the heavens that immortals were not allowed to have private affairs. Once they were discovered, they would be directly banished to the mortal world.
However, he was Marshal Canopy. Even if he was discovered, it shouldn't be so serious.
Tian Peng forced himself to calm down and snorted,""Chang'e and I are innocent. Don't taint others 'innocence for no reason.”
Xu Fei was speechless. In the future, your little matter will spread throughout the Three Realms, and no one will know about it.
So he mocked,"Don't worry, even if you want to have an ambiguous relationship with Chang'e, you won't have this chance."”
"You!"
Tian Peng felt like his heart was stabbed.
Xu Fei didn't say anything else and didn't continue to bluff.
Tian Peng and Juan Lian held high positions in Heavenly Court, how could they be fooled so easily?
It was just like a senior executive of a big company. If you told him that you would be taking a leave of absence soon, he would only think that you were crazy.
Xu Fei didn't expect to succeed immediately. He just wanted to buy a seed in Canopy's heart.
"Whether you believe it or not, you can use this jade talisman to contact me in the future.”
Xu Fei said faintly. He threw a Communication Jade Talisman to Tian Peng and then disappeared.
"Another piece of advice, bootlickers will die a horrible death!“
"Women like handsome and sophisticated people. You're so rough, even a village woman would be scared away by you, let alone Chang'e."”
Xu Fei's voice sounded, but he had already disappeared.
Tian Peng held the communication jade talisman and his face turned red."What bootlicker? I'm being affectionate. What do you know?”
After complaining, Tian Peng thought about the second half of Xu Fei's words and felt that it made sense.
In terms of appearance, this marshal naturally isn't bad and is awe-inspiring.
As for the meaning behind it…
Tian Peng thought for a while and a thought flashed in his mind.
Immediately, he turned into a scholar wearing a Confucian robe and a Haoran scarf.
"Cough cough, since ancient times, there has been love and hatred. This hatred is endless…My appearance will definitely attract Chang'e, hehe.”
Little did he know that Tian Peng had a square face and big ears. Although he was dressed like a scholar, reciting poems seemed nondescript.
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