Readers of "Journey to the West" cannot be more familiar.
The monkey made a fuss in the sky, the canopy teased Chang'e, and was demoted to earth by the Jade Emperor and turned into a pig demon. But who would have thought that behind this...
The canopy teased Chang'e, but it was because of the monkey's feat of making trouble in the sky that it inspired her to express her love for Chang'e and rebel against the rules of heaven...
The monkey is not lawless, but his background is too big...
When the Tathagata captured the monkey, it was not because of how powerful he was, but because it was a trick...
For this reason, the Jade Emperor had no choice but to hide in the mortal world. Who would have thought that Tianpeng's reincarnation was not a pig fetus, but the world's misunderstanding of him...
Want to know what's behind all this?
Is Zhu Bajie a pig? Did Tang Monk become a Buddha? Has Sun Wukong arrived in the Western Heaven? Why did Sha Monk arrive and become a spirit in the Liusha River? Is there any use in taking this scripture? How did Cheng Yaojin become Zhu Bajie's apprentice? There is no mention in history that he was a demon king, so what is his real appearance?
