Even though she knew Zhu Bajie was a demon, Gao Cuilan showed no fear at all, because she knew exactly how much Zhu Bajie loved her.
During the years Zhu Bajie had lived with the Gao Family.
He had obeyed her every word.
If she told Zhu Bajie to go east, he would never dare go west.
During the years he had lived with them.
Zhu Bajie had never touched her. It was not that he had never entertained such thoughts—he had—but she was unwilling. Since she was unwilling, Zhu Bajie never touched her.
Therefore.
Even though she knew Zhu Bajie was a demon, she showed no fear at all. After her brief fright passed, she regained her sense of superiority before Zhu Bajie.
Because of his favoritism, she could act recklessly! So what if Zhu Bajie was a demon?
He still loved her. His feelings for her had not changed. Was that not enough?
Besides, she did not like Zhu Bajie anyway. This was the perfect chance to throw him out.
Before this.
Zhu Bajie had worked tirelessly, and Gao Family Village had become a wealthy household within a hundred-mile radius. That wealth had all been earned through the efforts of Zhu Bajie, their live-in son-in-law.
Therefore.
Even though she had not liked Zhu Bajie before, she could not find a reason to throw him out. Now that she had this chance, how could Gao Cuilan possibly let it slip away?
Once Zhu Bajie was driven away.
She would be able to openly fool around with the steward, Ah Fu, in the Gao Family. Thinking of how Ah Fu would soon press her beneath him and move fiercely, Gao Cuilan became especially excited. Her body trembled slightly, and her resolve to drive Zhu Bajie away grew even firmer.
"Cuilan,