Bai Wanye never thought that she, a white rabbit spirit living in heaven, would simultaneously disturb the hearts of the most unlikely man in the three worlds.
The Monkey King, the Monkey King, is wild and unruly, looking down on the world. He protected her as if he were protecting his only possessions. The golden hoop swept away the eighty-one demons, but he could not sweep away the restlessness caused by her in his heart. "Little rabbit, stay behind my old grandson!" This is his domineering attitude and the only gentleness he can give.
Jiuyi Mountain's young master, Ming Shiying, is cold and ascetic, and is in charge of the destiny. His love is a paranoid protection, a force that cannot be refused, and a determination to take her under his wings even if he goes against the will of heaven. "Wanwan, you can only marry me." Was his declaration, and it was also the fate he could not escape.
However, Tang Sanzang, a holy monk from the East, was compassionate and dedicated to the Buddha. He can save all things, but he cannot save the delusions caused by her. She is a drop of ink quietly dripping from his clear Buddha heart, causing a silent stormy wave. When he saw her smile as bright as a flower, he felt a throbbing in his heart that he couldn't suppress even after reciting it thousands of times; when he saw her taking risks, the beads in her hand almost pinched into the palm of his hand. But he could only close his hands, lower his eyes, and say: "Wanye, be careful." He suppressed all the pain and longing under the waveless face and the turbulent scriptures. He is her master, her shore, and the ascetic who can never get close to her.
The road to the west is far and full of demonic obstacles. The greatest calamity is not the monsters, but the heart that is getting out of control. Wukong's love is like a blazing fire that sets the prairie fire on fire, scorching its flowers; Shi Ying's love is like ice that is deep and piercing, and is unforgettable; and Tang Seng's love is a pain that can be endured to the extreme, even breathing with shackles.