There was a peach tree in the Queen Mother of the West's orchard that had gained intelligence. It was the very tree that Sun Wukong had slept beneath back then, and it had absorbed the spiritual energy from his body.
The fairy who picked its peaches said that repaying a debt of gratitude meant giving yourself to your benefactor and staying by his side.
"Female benefactor, your old Sun is now the Victorious Fighting Buddha, a Buddha. Having a woman follow me around all day, heh, what would people think?"
"Then I won't follow you anymore."
Sun Wukong was delighted. "Go wherever you please. Your old Sun won't see you off."
And then a peach tree grew outside the Thunderclap Monastery in the Western Heaven.
Sun Wukong wanted nothing more than to smack himself in the head with a brick.
In the end, Sun Wukong waved his hand and said, "Forget it, forget it. I've been through eighty-one trials, but never faced a trial of love. Then I'll descend to the mortal realm and undergo a love tribulation."
But a tribulation is a tribulation, not a sweet romance full of affection.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
