[Journey to the West + Bottom + Confrontation + Revenge + Questioning the Jade Emperor + The Way of Heaven] She was originally an apricot fairy in Thorn Ridge who sang to the wind and the moon. She made tea and discussed poetry with tree friends. She had never done any evil deeds - but because she blocked the "destiny of learning scriptures", her home was raked to pieces by Buddhist disciples, and all her Taoist friends died.
Only a wisp of her soul was left, wrapped in the grievances and essence of hundreds of thousands of plants and trees, crawling back to the world from the blood and mud.
Since then, the delicate apricot blossoms have withered, and the "resentment of ten thousand trees" has been reborn: pale bones as bones, blood lines as marks.
What she wants is never simple revenge:
• Tear open the golden body of the Victorious Buddha and let the three realms see clearly how many nameless souls are buried under the book of merit;
• Questioning the Buddhas in Lingshan: If compassion can only save "the orthodox destiny of heaven", will this true sutra save all sentient beings or destroy them?
• Overturn the established rules of the world - fight for the right to see the light of day for all the creatures that have been crushed by the grand narrative and defined as "obstacles" by gods and Buddhas!
In the past, the smallest footnotes on the way to learn the scriptures are now necessary to use chaos as a pen to rewrite the epic of Journey to the West.
See how a speck of dust can gather the resentment of all souls and shake down the Jinshan Gods and Buddhas; see how a blood apricot tree, with its small body, can open up a new sky for the voiceless!
