Wukong Inheritance

Continuing with the wrong topic, "The Biography of Wukong", where is the author now? This is an old book. The classic "Where Are You Now" is still fresh in my memory. It was in my early twenties that I first encountered such strange words. As I read in depth, it brought great shock and reflection to my heart. Many of its classic lines are still fresh in my memory, as if it were yesterday. "If the sky presses on me and splits the sky, if the earth restrains me and tramples the ground to pieces, we will be born free, who dares to stand high above us." I want this day, no longer able to cover my eyes, If I want this land, I can no longer bury my heart. I want all living beings to understand my intention. I want all those Buddhas to disappear into thin air! Although it is only a short 100,000 words, it contains a lot more connotations than many of the current Human Emperors, Feng Tian and his ilk, which have millions of words.