Journey to the West: the Golden Cicada Seizes the Body at the Beginning

Western Great Leiyin Temple, regular morning meeting. Master Avalokitesvara: "I, Buddha, Tathagata, at the beginning of the journey to the west, have lost nearly 40% of the monsters in the past tribulations." Tathagata: "They are just some people wearing hair and horns who have transformed from wet eggs into eggs. Just go ahead and catch them." Master Guanyin: "..." ... Manjusri: "I don't know if this Great Renaissance in the West is real. Now my last janitor boy has been captured to pretend to be a monster to overcome the tribulation." Lingji: "It's good that you have one more. I may have to fight in person in the next disaster." Samantabhadra: "This doesn't seem to be a sign of great prosperity in the West!" Pilan Po: "Oh, I don't even look like him." Tang's Monk: "Kongkong, remember to remind Sister Guanyin the next time you see her, why haven't there been any monsters recently? It's very difficult to make a promise!" Wukong: "Master, aren't all the monsters eaten by us?" "You bully monkey, don't talk nonsense. I am trying to save them!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.