Journey to the West: the Great Sacred Will Is Hard to End

[Journey to the West + Making up for the difficulties + Refreshing writing + Contrast] When we were children, did we have too many emotions when watching Journey to the West? Is the last great sage we saw really the great sage? How much does Tang Seng cherish this master-disciple relationship? Why are all living beings equal but there is no room for a monkey? Whose problem is it in the 9981 crisis? Gods and Buddhas are omniscient and omnipotent, so why do they set up barriers to test human nature? The purpose of learning scriptures is to educate the world, but it is always the world that suffers. A journey of hundreds of thousands of miles is just a somersault by the Great Sage, but it has to be walked for more than ten years. If we could do it over again, if the master and the disciples wake up, can they overcome this difficulty in their hearts. From then on, when the gods saw Wukong, they were like hiding from the plague god. In Tang Monk's eyes, the mean-mouthed Bajie was a good disciple who always told the truth. The honest and responsible Sha Seng also has his own emotions. Tang Seng himself is keen on salvation, the kind of salvation that is designed to give people eternal life and not be able to enter reincarnation. The goal of the scripture-retrieving team is not just to learn scriptures, but to conduct a complete reshuffle. Let's walk into a different journey to the West!