"The Great Sage Wukong's Battle and Victory" begins with the "Heaven's Heart Stone" left by Nuwa to patch the sky and gave birth to an immortal ape, retelling the immortal legend of the Monkey King, the Monkey King. The story begins when the spiritual stone of Huaguo Mountain bursts and the Stone Monkey is born. He bravely breaks into the Water Curtain Cave and becomes the king. In order to seek immortality, he travels across the ocean to worship Bodhi, and acquires earth-shattering supernatural powers. When he returned to the mountain after becoming an artist, he made trouble in the Dragon Palace to seize the golden cudgel and went to the underworld to cancel the book of life and death, which shocked the three realms. The Heavenly Court summoned peace, but only Bi Mawen was granted the title. After leaving the Heavenly Palace, he called himself the "Monkey King", disrupted the peach festival, stole the golden elixir of Laojun, and even a hundred thousand heavenly soldiers could not surrender. Finally, he was suppressed by Tathagata Buddha at the foot of Five Elements Mountain for 500 years. Later, he was enlightened by Guanyin and became his teacher, Tang Sanzang, a sutra collector, and embarked on his journey westward. Along the way, he conquered monsters, fought yellow wind monsters, defeated white-bone spirits three times, outsmarted the banana fan, fought fiercely on the Lion Camel Ridge, and bravely braved the Flame Mountain... After ninety-nine and eighty-one hardships, although he was repeatedly misunderstood, his loyalty remained unchanged, and his magical powers and wisdom were fully demonstrated. In the end, he helped Tang Monk obtain the true scriptures, achieve positive results, and was awarded the title of "Victory Buddha". However, the Buddha's heart is immortal, the wild nature still exists, and the legend will last forever. This book uses traditional chapters to interpret the magnificent epic of Stone Monkey from ignorance to enlightenment, from rebellion to responsibility, breaking fate and achieving self-achievement.
Bad ending is not good