Journey to the West: Mistaking the Monkey, Wukong Conceals the Secrets of the Three Realms

Traveling through the world of Journey to the West, Qin Han worshiped under the Sanxian sect and practiced hard for many years. His senior brother Dong Yundu died in a calamity and entrusted a new disciple to him before his death. Qin Han endured his impatience and took the hot potato - a few days later a monkey came to the door and claimed to be Dong Yun's disciple. Qin Han served the fairy tea to test, and the monkey drank it in one sip and repaired the defects in the foundation on the spot. His talent was far beyond imagination. He determined that this monkey was the heir to his senior brother's mantle, and took out the "Gou Zi Jue" from the bottom of the box to brainwash him: "Monkey, remember, the most stupid person is Sun Wukong - he had no fighting power but was fooled around, and finally he was forced to live under the mountain for five hundred years eating iron pills and drinking copper juice!" The monkey's pupils shrank suddenly - he was talking about his true self. What is even more explosive is that Qin Han casually reveals that Patriarch Bodhi is the incarnation of Zhunti Shanshi, and that Journey to the West has been a tailor-made cage for him by Buddhism from beginning to end. The monkey was trembling all over, but he kept his identity as "Dong Yun's disciple" firmly in his mouth - if he was discovered, he would lose his trump card forever. He clutched the letter he picked up outside the courtyard gate and silently recited the words he didn't dare to ask: "Uncle Master, do you know that the monkey in front of you is the Sun Wukong that you called a stupid pig?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.