He was once the Monkey King, but he was defeated by the fighting Buddha and was cast into the mortal world, and his stone body was turned into powder. After a hundred years of struggle, the mortal Sun Wukong resumed his spiritual practice in the body of an ant, overcame all difficulties, and finally stood before the Tathagata again. He discovered that his thousand years of suffering and hatred were actually scriptures written by the Buddha. "Compassion? I will give you another kind of mercy." Buddha smiled and pointed, turning him into a stone again. The colorful divine stone returns to the world, and the journey to the west opens again. This time, what beats in the heart of the stone is the flame of revenge, or is it a compromise with heaven? Not invincible, not clichéd, all the names of gods and Buddhas in the book have nothing to do with the real world.
The writing is quite interesting [blowing kiss]
Very good, interesting