Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Becomes Love-Struck After Being Wooed

Sheng Xinruo transmigrates into Journey to the West as the White Bone Spirit. She only wanted to get a little closer to her idol, Sun Wukong, but it turns out the stubborn monkey is a total straight shooter, and no amount of flirting can make him budge. With nothing left to lose, she decides to go for broke and forces Sun Wukong to kill her. But he throws down his Golden Cudgel and says he isn't the one who wants her dead: she's the one who asked him to kill her. In this world, the forces of Buddhism and Taoism seem to be locked in a constant struggle, both in the open and behind the scenes. To avoid getting caught in the crossfire, Sheng Xinruo tries to keep her distance from the main cast, but she can't help stepping in to lend a hand. The trouble is, Sun Wukong keeps trying to catch her, and she has no idea what he wants. After Sun Wukong is badly injured, he gives her the purple-gold red gourd she's adored for ages, then clings to her and refuses to let go. Sheng Xinruo's heart softens, and she stays by his side for a while. How can just that little bit of time make her so happy? Is this really the same domineering Great Sage Equal to Heaven? After Sun Wukong makes yet another blunt, clueless remark, Sheng Xinruo decides to punish him. As luck would have it, she arrives in the Kingdom of Women and wants to discuss things with the queen, only to be told that she is the queen herself. What? Does that mean she has some kind of connection to Tang Sanzang? Even if Sun Wukong has never confessed his feelings, if she were to marry Tang Sanzang, wouldn't Sun Wukong explode on the spot?