"The Legend of Revenge of the Great Sage Against the World to Seek Justice" is based on classical mythology and tells the story of Sun Wukong's legendary journey of revenge and awakening. During the real and fake Monkey King controversy, Sun Wukong was beaten to death by a six-eared macaque. When his soul dissipated, he was fortunately saved by Patriarch Bodhi. The founder used secret methods to protect his original spirit, reshape his body, and teach him the two secret techniques of "Heart Ape Transformation" and "Destroy the Illusion Golden Eyes".
After rebirth, Sun Wukong was full of hatred and resolutely embarked on the road of revenge to Lingshan. At the foot of Lingshan Mountain, he fought fiercely with the Four King Kongs, and relied on his new magical powers to defeat his opponents for the first time. Facing the Arhat Formation set up by five hundred Arhats, he skillfully broke through the formation and advanced all the way to the Main Hall. In the temple, he fought to the death with Buddha Tathagata. Although he was repeatedly frustrated, with his strong will and new abilities, he finally injured Tathagata.
However, at the critical moment of revenge, Sun Wukong discovered that the tight hoop had disappeared, and there seemed to be a greater conspiracy hidden behind it, leaving him confused. At this time, Patriarch Bodhi sent a message to advise him to stop. Sun Wukong listened to his master's teachings, temporarily put aside his hatred for Tathagata, and turned around to leave Lingshan.
Later, Sun Wukong met the six-eared macaque on the way, and the two sides launched a thrilling and fierce battle between true and false. Sun Wukong successfully saw through and killed the six-eared macaque by using "Heart Monkey Transformation" and "Destroy the Illusion Golden Eyes". However, he had doubts about the path of seeking scriptures and the behavior of Tathagata, and finally decided to give up seeking scriptures and embark on a new journey to explore the truth and true justice in the Three Realms, determined to become the person who overturned the unfair "chessboard".
