Three hundred years after he became a Buddha, the golden hoop still binds his heart.
When the Dongtianmen family secretly swallowed the incense of the human world, when Tang Monk's golden body shattered and reappeared in the mortal mind, the silent struggle made the Buddha suddenly feel the burning pain in the golden hoop on his forehead - the crack across the red gold was not only a sign of the disintegration of the shackles, but also the clarion call for the awakening of the monkey mind. The ancient inscriptions at the bottom of the Tongtian River clearly stated: "Those who have stolen the Hongmeng Stone are mentally ape-minded." The former pilgrims were forced to reunite and embark on a more difficult and dangerous journey than the westward journey.
This is a practice that spans three worlds: from the "Awakening of the Broken Hoop" in which the descendants of six thieves were killed in the Chechi Kingdom, to the "Game of Two Hearts" in which he confronts the frustrated Great Sage in the gap between reincarnations; from the "Havoc in Heaven 2.0" Where the Mirror of Order is shattered in the Lingxiao Palace, to the "Co-ruling of Gods and Demons" sworn by the Golden Hoop in the Borneo Kingdom; and finally facing the external demonic tide and the secrets of the Hongmeng Stone, Wukong will eventually... Among the three choices of "arbitrating the three realms", "suppressing demons with an iron fist" and "returning to earth and keeping the truth", we find the answer that transcends Buddha and demons.
The golden hoop can be transformed into cinnabar between the eyebrows, the wish-fulfilling stick can be divided into a ruler and an obstacle-breaking blade, the code of reincarnation is hidden in the shadow play, and the emptiness of good and evil can be understood in the three-stringed tune. This epic poem, which lasts for a thousand chapters, is not only a modern annotation of "all kinds of evil spirits arise in the heart", but also a contemporary interpretation of the spirit of "tolerance and transcendence" of Chinese civilization - the so-called journey to the west is never the end of reaching the spiritual mountain, but a never-ending road of spiritual cultivation.
