Mythology, History, One Female Lead, Retracing the Journey to the West, Song of Wind and Thunder
In the turbulent Five Dynasties period at the end of the Tang, demons and monsters run rampant. Bones lie exposed in the wilderness, and human lives are as insignificant as weeds. What they brought back is no scripture meant to enlighten the people. It is plainly a demonic text that beguiles the heart.
The Son of Heaven flees nine times, and the capital falls six times. The gods and Buddhas in the heavens claim that the people of Great Tang in the Eastern Land are quarrelsome and bloodthirsty, deceitful and treacherous, neither benevolent nor righteous, and that they deserve this fate. Yet during the pilgrimage, the closer they got to the sacred mountain, the more the demons multiplied. Beneath Lion Camel Ridge lay mountains of corpses and seas of bones, a living hell on earth.
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