Chapter 1721

Hearing this, Marshal Tianpeng and General Wujing looked at Star Lord Kui with great admiration; if it were them, they could never do such a thing.

Tang Seng was also moved by the Yellow Robed Monster's attitude of envying only the mandarin ducks and not the immortals, so he said:

"So that is the matter. Please rest assured, Brother Kui; when this poor monk passes through the Baoxiang Kingdom, I will certainly inform the King and clear up the misunderstanding between you."

Tang Seng agreed to the Yellow Robed Monster's request immediately; after all, it was not a difficult task, just something to do along the way.

Afterward, Tang Seng thought for a moment and added:

"If that is the case, when we return from our pilgrimage, if Brother Kui has not yet been discovered by the Heavenly Court, we are willing to go and plead for you!"

Upon hearing these words from Tang Seng, the Yellow Robed Monster was overjoyed.

After all, the influence of Tang Seng returning from the Western pilgrimage was not small; he believed the Heavenly Emperor Haotian would be very willing to grant Tang Seng such a favor.

"Thank you, Holy Monk!"

"I will toast you another cup!"

With Tang Seng's guarantee, the last bit of worry in the Yellow Robed Monster's heart vanished without a trace.

After all, Tang Seng and Sun Wukong's party not only had no conflict with him but had reached a consensus.

Afterward, after Tang Seng and Sun Wukong's party had eaten and drunk their fill, the Yellow Robed Monster ordered his small monsters to arrange beds for them so they could rest in peace.

Baoxiang Kingdom!

At this moment, there was a very diligent young man practicing martial arts under the moonlight.

His name is Ao Chengtang, a soldier of the Baoxiang Kingdom who had participated in several rescue operations for Princess Baihua.

However, every rescue attempt ended in failure.

After all, how could those practicing martial arts defeat those cultivating immortality?

But knowing this, the young man's will was unyielding; even though he failed repeatedly, Ao Chengtang never gave up on rescuing Princess Baihua.

Every failure made the young man hate his own weakness, feeling completely powerless against the monster who had captured Princess Baihua.

Thinking of Princess Baihua suffering under the monster's hand, Ao Chengtang only hated that he could not subdue the monster and save her from her misery.

Therefore, to complete this arduous task, Ao Chengtang rose earlier than the chickens and slept later than the dogs, putting all his spare time into practicing martial arts.