If You Don’t Abandon Me, I Would Like To Be Your Adoptive Father.

Traveling through the wild tribes in the world of Journey To The West, fortunately, he has a magical power, the Great Destruction Dad: as long as he worships someone as his adoptive father, Xiaoyu can immediately deduce the method to kill this 'adopted father' in his mind.
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Scene 1:
The Golden Horn Boy held the purple-gold-red gourd of Taishang Laojun, laughed and said: Yu Fengxian, I call you daddy, do you dare to agree?
Xiaoyu smiled brightly: Silly devil, even your master dare not agree when I call you 'adopted father'... Hey, you are so brave, you actually agreed in your heart?You loser, with such weak strength, you can't even activate this fairy's 'Great Destruction Dad'.
The sword flashed and the golden horn rushed into the street.
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Scene 2:
Taibai Xingjun: General Yu, he is the king and hegemon in the human world. Although he is free and easy, he is not as blessed as in the heavenly palace. Now, as long as the general agrees to the request of His Majesty the Jade Emperor and stops acting against heaven, he can ascend in the daytime and be honored as an immortal.
Xiaoyu asked curiously: If I go to the Heavenly Palace, what official title will the Jade Emperor grant me?Couldn't it be Bi Mawen?
Taibai Xingjun said in surprise: How could it be Bima Wen?With the fairy's abundant martial virtues, the 'Martial Arts Star' is also worthy of it.
Xiao Yu thought for a while and said seriously: Yu is not good at martial arts and loves poetry, singing and dancing.Lord Xing, please go to the Lingxiao Palace to report. I have been wandering for half my life. Now I am lucky enough to meet the Jade Emperor who appreciates me. I am willing to worship him as my adoptive father and serve him all my life.
Taibai Xingjun’s expression was dull: What?
Xiaoyu coughed a few times: Please ask the Jade Emperor Feng Yu to be a happy "Seven Fairies", yes, the Eight Fairies can also be made.
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The prehistoric world with the background of "Fengshen" and "Journey to the West" is a legend of fairy foxes and strange monsters.