This book is a spin-off inspired by Journey to the West, with a little imagination thrown in by the author. It is mainly a funny, narrative-driven story. The Great Sage Equal to Heaven Sun Wukong is reborn, but accidentally enters the womb of a mortal. The Celestial Court has been suppressing the demons, and by now their numbers in the mortal realm have dwindled. On top of that, it is the Age of the End of Dharma: spiritual energy has dried up, and cultivators can no longer ascend. Qi Xiaosheng, the reincarnation of Sun Wukong, becomes the hope of many. Every plot point in this book that seems unreasonable will be explained within three chapters. If it still hasn’t been explained by then, it’s an intentional plot hook. As a fan of Journey to the West, the author has finally deduced Sun Wukong’s true identity based on countless novels and screen adaptations. Why are Nezha and Heavenly King Li at odds? Who exactly is Patriarch Bodhi? What caused the fall of Dijun, the former ruler of the demon race? Was Noah’s Ark in the West real? The author made all of this up. When you listen to a story, you’re just here to have fun!