Mind-Game Bluff: I Rolled Six Sixes-Your Move!

When I first wrote the Armored Green Ox, I bound its bloodline to the owner of the Vajra Ring.

So how should I arrange this Great Power Bull Demon King bloodline?

Hmm... The Armored Green Ox was a protector of the Dao, while this Great Power Bull Demon King was a great white ox. That made him perfect as a mount.

A soft and tender little girl riding a great white ox—however I looked at it, the image was pleasing.

But how should I make it work?

In the original, Nezha hacked the Great Power Bull Demon King with more than a dozen strikes. In the end, he "willingly submitted to Buddhism," and then the Rakshasi Woman "offered up the Banana Leaf Fan." Only then did that tribulation end.

That left room to maneuver.

Chen Luo pondered for a moment, then put pen to paper.

It was said that Nezha wielded the Demon-Slaying Sword and shattered the Great Power Bull Demon King's regenerative technique. Just as he was about to kill him, a radiance descended from the heavens.

It was none other than a glinting silver Vajra Ring.

The Vajra Ring deflected the Demon-Slaying Sword in Nezha's hand, transformed into a streak of light, and pierced into the Great Power Bull Demon King's nose.

The Armored Green Ox rode the clouds over, bowed to Sun Wukong, and asked him for a favor, pleading that he spare the Great Power Bull Demon King's life.

It turned out that, seeing the Great Power Bull Demon King in danger, the Rakshasi Woman had burned incense and prayed, begging the great Ox Clan expert, the Plated-Horn Green Ox, to intervene. After receiving the Rakshasi Woman's message, the Plated-Horn Green Ox, mindful of their kinship, had specially pleaded with Laozi.

Laozi pitied the Great Power