Four Great Classical Novels: the Two-Way Relationship Between Wukong and Daiyu

A drop of love tears left when chaos first emerged broke the stubborn stone that suppressed the three realms. When the wildest Monkey King met the softest Fairy Jiangzhu, the golden cudgel collided with the flower-burial hoe, and a shocking peach blossom disaster was triggered in the thirty-sixth heaven. Sister Lin, whose soul was trapped in the Book of Life and Death, wiped away her tears and asked, "How dare you disobey the destiny for me?" Brother Monkey broke the chains of the Yama Palace and chuckled: "Back then, I felt free to make trouble in the Heavenly Palace, but now I break the cycle of reincarnation as my sweetheart." They planted Xiaoxiang bamboo in the peach garden, moved the Grand View Garden to the Flower and Fruit Mountain, and used the "Flower Burial Ode" as a spell to break the Immortal Killing Formation. Daiyu's tears condensed into a demon mirror, and Wukong's hair turned into thousands of poems and books. When the Chaos Demon God swallowed the galaxy, she used poetry as a sword to split the Hongmeng. He took off the purple gold crown and tied up her scattered black hair: "Why are you crying? The sky can't fall as old Sun is here." The fate entangled on the Three Lives Stone was burned into glass fire by these idiots, illuminating the astonished pupils of the gods and Buddhas. It turns out that Qitian's reputation will eventually fall on Acacia, and Xiancao, who has shed all her tears, finally waits for the person who can truly change her fate against the will of heaven.