Journey to the West: Feed the Stone Monkey for Enlightenment, and the Immortal Clan Dominates the Three Realms!

At the beginning of Journey to the West, Jiang Yi only had two mud houses and ten acres of wasteland. He married a wife, raised children and farmed to make ends meet. The five-year-old eldest son Jiang Ming ran into the back mountain and found a hungry, skinny monkey under the five-finger-shaped peak - his eyes turned green when he saw the wild fruit in the child's hand. Jiang Yi didn't alert anyone, but asked his son to quietly deliver some fruits, mountain springs, and cooked eggs every day. The monkey in the cracks of the stone looks miserable but is very spiritual. When it is full, it will close its eyes and meditate, and occasionally let out a very light sigh. One time Jiang Ming curiously asked what its name was. The monkey grinned and spit out the word "grandson". The Jiang family's farmland has grown to a hundred acres, with flocks of chickens and ducks, and vegetables growing all season long. When Liu Xiulian was pregnant with her third child, Jiang Ming used the breathing method taught by monkeys to regulate her breathing, and the fetus was born with a spiritual light overnight. Jiang Yi finally understood - what he was feeding was not a monkey, but the Monkey King who had been suppressed for five hundred years. When Sun Wukong slowly opened his eyes at the foot of Five Elements Mountain, the Jiang family had grown from two mud houses to a fairy family stretching across three mountains. The monkey looked at the aura all over the mountain and grinned: I, Old Sun, did not see the wrong person back then. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.