"They say that you can become a Buddha by eating all the offerings from the world, but my stomach is already filled with regret."
This novel uses Zhu Bajie from "Journey to the West" as the narrative subject, and uses absurd realism to reconstruct the epic epic. From the intrigues of heaven to the humiliation of pig fetuses, from the erotic dilemma of Gao Laozhuang to the collapse of faith in Lingshan's apotheosis, through first-person confessional monologues, the most naked truth of human nature under the order of gods and Buddhas is revealed.
