"Every day you were gone, I thought about you."
Those words swept through the entire area like a fierce gale, their impact no less staggering than taking a Mountain-Splitting Axe or Golden Cudgel head-on.
At that moment, the open space before Futuo Tower's gates was terrifyingly quiet.
Silver Armored Heavenly Soldiers, Golden Arhats, Immortals, Buddhas, spirits, demons, and monsters all held their breath almost in unison, afraid that even the sound of breathing might disrupt the situation and keep them from seeing what happened next.
In the Three Realms, whether Gods, Buddhas, Demons, or Monsters, there was no one who did not enjoy gossip!
Journey to the West: The Great Sage's Fury and Black Myth: Wukong shared the same origins, but as the wheels of history rolled onward, even identical characters could develop different, even completely opposite personalities.
Setting everything else aside, Black Myth's Erlang Shen had an obsession with Monkey Brother, and the resulting male-male fixation was honestly beyond the limits of comprehension.
Things like, "Every day you were gone, I thought about you," "Little Monkey, you really do bear some resemblance to him," and "You... are not him after all."
It could be said that he was either looking for a Monkey Brother substitute or on the way to find one.
Cheng Tian considered himself a fairly objective person, but when faced with Erlang Shen's frequent gay-flavored lines in the game, he could not help letting his thoughts stray.
However, during later Monkey Brother studies, Cheng Tian had successfully found the root cause behind Erlang Shen's personality shift.
Erlang Shen in the game had once said this: "I understand better than you how unbearable it is to carry his will."
Coupled with the fact that Monkey Brother's memories were sealed within his Third Eye, Cheng Tian believed this