The Pact in the Moon Palace tells three stories that are intertwined with the pursuit of scriptures from the Western Heaven as a clue. The first story is about the moon goddess Chang'e. In 2051 AD, the Eastern powers established a powerful military base on the moon, which put the established powers under pressure, like a thorn in their backs and a fishnet in their throats. The second story: Yiluo, the God of Nine Waters. Among the three thousand Buddhas in Lingshan, there are the Sandalwood Buddha of Merit and Virtue, Jin Chanzi, the Fighting and Victory Buddha Sun Wukong, who are very familiar to readers. There is also a Buddha called Juliu, who is the fiancé of Chang'e, the goddess of the moon, and Yiluo, the god of nine waters in ancient times. The third story: Marshal Tianpeng's past and present lives. Zhu Bajie, who followed Tang Sanzang to the West to learn Buddhist scriptures, was originally the God of Water in the Tianhe River and served as Marshal Tianpeng. In fact, Marshal Tianpeng was originally a pig, but he was not a fat pig raised in a pen, nor a wild boar running around in the jungle, but a dragon pig that grew up in Jiushui in ancient times, commonly known as Jiushui Dragon Pig.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
