Journey to the West: The Fiercest Worker in the Heavenly Court.

Summary

Ye Yi Feng's plan was to have Tripitaka meet Yin Wen Jiao, ruining the journey for the scriptures. However, Tripitaka's heart was steadfast in Buddhism, so this plan might not come to fruition. Ye Yi Feng had a backup plan: five hundred years later, when Wu Tian took over the Mystical Mountain, he wanted the two brothers to meet again. Ye Yi Feng was frustrated that the System left and couldn't help him. He decided to do things himself. Ye Yi Feng chatted with Yuehua, who was impressed by his skills, but he knew she had ulterior motives. He boasted about his technique, the Six Meridians Divine Sword, and offered to teach her. Yuehua changed the subject, asking about Ye Yi Feng and Yin Wen Jiao's relationship. Ye Yi Feng explained that they were not a couple and that he was Yin's savior. He told Yuehua about the dead monk who tried to harm them and how he suspected the monk was a Flower Monk. Ye Yi Feng expressed his disdain for the declining morals of society, trying to annoy Yuehua. Yuehua's expression became less natural when Ye Yi Feng mentioned the monk's impure behavior.

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