Journey to the West to Make up for the Great Sage's Lost Sight of Thousands of Mirrors

The nine-nine-eighty-one tribulations are just a cover, the real tribulation will come after learning from the scriptures. After the Flame Mountain, Sun Wukong accidentally entered the "Qingqing World" - a tower of thousands of mirrors transformed by the mackerel spirit with semi-turbid air. Millions of mirrors, millions of worlds: He transformed into a poppy, talking to the overlord Xiang Yu at night about Qin and Chu; he sat in the Yama Hall, tried Qin Hui, and worshiped Yue Fei as his teacher; he witnessed Tang Monk turning into a general, and Cui Niang jumping into pieces in the jade pond; he met King Parami who claimed to be his son, and the master and apprentice under the Five Colors Flag turned against each other. From the world of the ancients to the world of the future, from the illusion of the imperial examination to the loss of power, Wukong tossed and turned in the mirror for thousands of years, only to find that it was not the goblin that trapped him, but his own inner demons. Mackerel was born from the same source as him, half clear and half turbid, but just another self. When Lord Kong Kong breaks through the confusion, Wukong finally understands: to save others, you must first save yourself; to get out of the illusion, you must first accept everything - pure and turbid, Buddha and demon, all are the path of the practitioner. In front of the Monkey Temple, the mirror light flashed. The bigger picture has just begun. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.