A Chinese Journey to the West: a Sentimental Illusion

Sun Wukong was escorting Monk Tang to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. Originally, the eighty-one difficulties had been fulfilled. When Lei Yin approached, an additional difficulty appeared for no reason. It turns out that this is the love tribulation that Sun Wukong must go through before he becomes the Fighting Saint Buddha. In other words, Sun Wukong chases monsters all the way, enters the illusion of sentimentality from the virtual and real treasure mirror, drinks the potion that makes him lose his love and amnesia, and starts a lifelong love-hate entanglement with the sentimental queen Hua Ruxue and the cute little princess Hua Zhi. Without the golden hoop, he was just the yandere son Sun Wu who was forced to fall in love with the queen. With the golden hoop on, Sun Wu became Sun Wukong. When she loved me, I didn't know how to cherish her. I only thought about getting back my memory and the Buddha's heart. I found that when I really fell in love with her, it was irreversible. Ten thousand years is too long, just seize the day. I don't want to be the Monkey King, I am the Monkey King, the Monkey King! Born for love, crazy for love, willing to fall into the world of mortals! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.