Diving rabbits

Chen Nuo had transmigrated to the Primordial World and surprisingly opened a shop right next to Patriarch Bodhi’s Taoist temple.
Unexpectedly, the first visitor wasn’t Patriarch Bodhi, but a monkey, who traded three strands of its fur for a plate of egg-fried rice, then its eyes emitted golden lights!
From then on, there was no more Great Sage Equalling Heaven Sun Wukong, only the Godly Chef Sun Wukong!
Buddhism was utterly baffled, what was this situation, where was my Journey to the West, where was the grand flourishing of Buddhism?
Haotian was utterly baffled, "Fuck, where is everyone? How come there’s no one in the vast Heavenly Court?"
The immortals: "Who’s still in Heavenly Court now? Of course, we’re all going to eat!"

Journey to the West: Starting by taking Sun Wukong as my disciple!

Because the emperor is mortal, it's possible that his martial prowess isn't even as high as his ministers', but they all listen to the emperor not for any other reason, but solely because he is the emperor.


Yet the higher his position, the less secure he feels inside.


For an emperor's power all stems from his ministers and generals; without them, the emperor is nothing more than an ordinary person.


It is precisely for this reason that the emperor feels increasingly insecure about those ministers who hold higher positions.


He doesn't know whether they might rebel or harbor thoughts of becoming the emperor themselves, so he has to rely on other means to control them.


Such as keeping them in the capital or taking away their powers.


It turns out that affairs of the mortal world are so complex; indeed, for an emperor to consolidate his position in the mortal world is not an easy task.


Chapter 588 The Emperor's Hardship