Journey to the West is a masterpiece, but it leaves too many unsolved mysteries. Some people say that Journey to the West would be more exciting if read backwards. Tathagata Buddha sent Tang Monk, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sha, and White Dragon Horse to preach in the East. They encountered countless monsters along the way, all to stop them. The four masters and apprentices went through hardships and dangers, and finally discovered that this was actually a journey. Monk Sha couldn't stand the conspiracy at first, and preferred to become a demon in Liusha River rather than continue on the road. Zhu Bajie chose to stay in Gao Laozhuang in order to be alone. Xiao Bailong was seriously injured and fell into Yingchou Stream. In the end, only Sun Wukong protected Tang Monk in the Tang Dynasty for the so-called belief, but he didn't know that all this was designed by East Heavenly Court and West Lingshan to deal with him.
See how Sun Wukong makes a big fuss in the sky, see what secrets exist between immortals, Buddhas and demons, and see whether the demon's move against heaven will be successful.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
