Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1538 - Heavenly King

Li Fengyuan originally sat there, all solemn and serious, but when he heard that, his demeanour immediately collapsed. He said in grief, “First father, I’m Fengyuan! I’m also one of the four heavenly kings! How can you forget about me!?”

“Fengyuan! I think I’ve heard this name somewhere before.” Li Qingshan smiled and held his chin. “How did you sneak your way into the ranks of the four heavenly kings?”

Li Fengyuan was immediately left speechless. He was a rare phoenix, a creature of nature whose bloodline existed since ancient times, yet he really was embarrassingly mediocre compared to the three other heavenly kings.

He said without the slightest confidence, “This- I- I’m your son…”

Li Qingshan came to a realisation. “I see!” He patted Li Fengyuan on the shoulder. “That’s no wonder, seeing how you have a father like me! You’re so young, and you already know how to bring up your dad for everything. You have a bright future ahead of you. Keep working hard, kid!”

“Yeah!” Li Fengyuan clenched his fist firmly, filled with spirit.

“Doesn’t amnesia normally come with a drastic change in personality according to the stories?” Gu Yanying tilted her head.

“He’s probably born shameless!” Rāhu Xiaoming looked up at the sky.

Li Qingshan just ignored them. He extended his hand and knocked the Vairocana crown on Li Fengyuan’s head. “What’s up with your attire?”

A so-called Vairocana crown was actually a Vairocana hat coupled with a Five Buddhas crown. The gold and red Vairocana hat was adorned with pearls and agate, such that it was extremely exquisite in style. The Five Buddhas crown depicted the Five Tathāgatas gilded in gold, each of them solemn in expression. Together, it formed an ornament that only an eminent monk wore. It was not something that any regular monk could possess.

If Li Qingshan’s memories still remained, he definitely would have recalled a certain story about a journey to retrieve buddhist scriptures.

Li Fengyuan brought his palms together and lowered his head slightly. “Namo Amitābha, I have alre

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