Secret Journey to the West

Everyone knows that Journey to the West is about subduing monsters and learning lessons, but who really understands the plot behind those "monsters that were not killed"? The Red Boy was so burned that Wukong almost died, but in the end he became a good boy under Guanyin - not because Guanyin was merciful, but because the Bull Demon King and his wife had strong connections; the Green Ox Spirit used the weapons of the three realms and was sent by the Jade Emperor. When all the heavenly soldiers were defeated, Laojun said "My horse escaped" and he returned to heaven unscathed; even when the jade rabbit spirit caused trouble in Tianzhu, Chang'e said lightly "I will discipline it" and was spared the death penalty. No one asked: Is Tang Monk's tight spell trapping Wukong's wild nature, or is it a secret to prevent him from breaking through the Buddhist path? Wukong's fiery eyes can see through the true form of monsters, but why can't he see the rule that "you can do evil legally if you have a backer"? Bajie always shouted to go back to Gao Laozhuang. Has he already figured out the survival rule of "a monster without a system, no one will care about him after he dies"? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.