Do you think that seeking scriptures from the West is about mercy and redemption? Is it a trial? I don't think so!
In the early years of Zhenguan, the souls of the Xuanwu Gate ate their hearts. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty broke into the underworld at night and was still in shock. Avalokitesvara personally taught him the mission of fetching scriptures. Five monks and disciples of the Tang Dynasty were entrusted by Guanyin Bodhisattva to embark on the westward journey in order to obtain the true sutras of the Great Buddha and enlighten the people.
But why did the monkey soldiers of Huaguo Mountain secretly send the code "something happened in heaven" when Wukong was leaving?
The bear monster holds the "water-repelling golden-eyed beast" given by heaven, but claims to be a "ownerless loose immortal". After being defeated by Wukong, he was rescued by the "mysterious immortal envoy"!
Lishan Mother, Guanyin and others transformed into mortals to test the team. Why did they secretly warn Tang Monk to "be wary of those around you and distinguish between true and false immortals"?
The mountain spirit escaped during the night, but Wukong was blocked by heaven during his pursuit: "To obtain scriptures, you only need to abide by the rules and be escorted, and don't meddle in other people's business."
Under layers of fog, the "81st Difficulty" may be just a fig leaf, and "learning from the past" is just a cover for conspiracy.
But when the innocent Tang Monk saw through the truth, he was already a player in the chess game. How should the five masters and disciples rush to their mission with blood and break through the darkness with their sharp edges?
Now, let Brother Pingxin clear the fog for you.
(Derived from Oriental Fairy Tales, Playing Pigs and Eating Tigers, Journey to the West)
