Although, from the very beginning, he had felt there was something wrong with the script.
After all, in Journey to the West, Monkey Brother, as one of the scripture seekers, had to wreak havoc in the Heavenly Palace.
In other words, the Heavenly Court was actually cooperating in putting on an act.
The purpose was to complete the great undertaking of fetching the scriptures, bring Buddhism eastward, and keep Daoism in check.
If the Investiture of the Gods was involved, then it was the Western Two Saints fulfilling a vow.
If it was not involved, then it was the Heavenly Emperor seeking to balance the power of his subordinates and break the situation where one faction stood supreme.
That was to say, no matter which it was, Monkey Brother's play had to go on.
Therefore, there was a major problem with Nezha and the others' attitudes.
But now, things were different.
Faced with this Nezha, who cried for the demon monkey to die while radiating demonic energy from head to toe, Li Su instantly realized that the problem with this script was likely far greater—and far worse—than he had imagined.
As they clashed again, Li Su's expression became incomparably grave.
That gruesome scene gave Li Su, who was already under immense pressure, an utterly suffocating feeling.
Before this, perhaps one ten-thousandth of him had thought that as the plot progressed, so long as he thoroughly mastered all of Monkey Brother's abilities, the problem should not be too great. No matter what, he should be able to hold out for three months.
Now, he no longer thought so.
Li Su had a premonition that once he was defeated, there would be no plot where he was captured and taken to Heaven for punishment, then thrown into the alchemy furnace.
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