I Didn't Steal Any Peaches

Ao Lie had considered many possibilities for how he might be "fated" with the Buddhist School, but never had he imagined that he would actually be one of the protagonists of the Tribulation, bearing the heavy responsibility of the Buddhist School's rise.

Or rather, he had never dared to imagine it.

How could a mere Earth Immortal Realm member of the Dragon Clan like him possibly determine the fortune of the Buddhist School? It was simply too fantastical.

Yet Ao Lie still chose to believe it. After all, that being had no reason to deceive him.

Judging from Cousin's reaction at the time, he had not been surprised in the slightest by Guanyin Bodhisattva's appearance. That meant Cousin at least knew about this matter.

In other words, what that person had said really might have been true. He would determine whether the Buddhist School rose to prominence.

Ao Lie felt both flattered and bewildered. He did not know how he should respond to this.

Nor did he know what role he would play in the Journey to the West Great Calamity, or what obligations he would shoulder.

All he knew was that he would affect the rise of the Buddhist School.

"Don't be nervous. Guanyin will come later and tell you what you should do."

"What I want to tell you is this: don't believe them, but do as he tells you."

After saying that, the figure in green clothes slowly dissipated. Everything became calm and peaceful, as though he had never appeared at all.

Ao Lie's brow furrowed even more deeply.

Do as they said, but do not believe them? What did that mean?

Suddenly, Thousand Mystical Sounds entered Ao Lie's ears. He looked up.

Who else could the white-robed figure standing upon a Lotus Platform and flying toward