Although there had been plenty of twists and turns along the way, Tang Sanzang and his companions ultimately stayed on Bandit Mountain.
Although Nüyin did not think this was a good thing for the people here, the bandits on Bandit Mountain felt that no matter how much Sun Wukong and the others could eat, it could not amount to much.
At worst, each of them could contribute a share, and there would surely be enough to feed Tang Sanzang and his companions.
However, although Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and the others had accompanied Tang Sanzang, they did not eat anything.
They had come mainly to watch the fun.
As for food, never mind that the bandits' meals were nothing special-even if they served delicacies, Sun Wukong and the others would not care in the slightest.
Compared with watching the fun, such things simply did not matter to them.
Thus, Bandit Mountain only needed to provide enough food for one person.
With everyone else in agreement, Nüyin had no way to object and could only agree to the arrangement.
When Tang Sanzang first arrived on Bandit Mountain, he seemed extremely uncomfortable.
After all, he had never dealt with people like these before.
Even after leaving the Great Tang, although he had encountered many hardships along the way, Sun Wukong and the others had handled them all. Tang Sanzang had never needed to do anything himself.
On Bandit Mountain, however, everyone had to work the fields themselves. Even Nüyin, their chief, received no special treatment.
Under these circumstances, Tang Sanzang naturally did not want to stand around doing nothing.
However, Tang Sanzang looked so frail that a gust of wind might topple him, leaving Nüyin deeply doubtful whether he could farm at all.
Yet Tang Sanzang proved through his actions that, despite