Synopsis of Sun Wukong Searches for His Mother
A thousand years after becoming the Victorious Fighting Buddha, Sun Wukong still feels there’s an empty corner in his heart. Born when he sprang from a stone, he can’t help wondering who his mother was.
He descends to the mortal world to search for his family, but the Great Sage instantly turns into an unlucky fool. As soon as he arrives, he’s tricked into a telecom fraud compound, his powers sealed, and assigned the number C-07. Forced to scam old acquaintances like the King of Hell and Bajie, he finds himself caught in a farcical, heartbreaking predicament.
He follows the clues, but they’re tangled and confusing, and someone keeps blocking his way from the shadows. At last, just as he reunites with his parents and embraces them, Heaven imposes an ironclad law. A merciless oath is invoked, and the figures of his beloved family vanish into the stars.
One moment, you’re laughing until your sides hurt; the next, tears are streaming down your face. From the Great Sage Equal to Heaven who once wreaked havoc in the Celestial Palace, to a mortal who bows his head for the sake of family, he looks up at the sky and makes a vow through tears:
“Father, Mother, I swear I’ll save you...”
Do you dare to believe Sun Wukong, who subverts cognition? Who would have thought that the first thing that the victorious Buddha did when he came to earth was not to slay demons, but to be deceived by the electronic fraud park into getting a pig-killing plate! The author's imagination is outrageous - Sun Wukong learned to use computers, make phone calls to deceive people, and kill pigs in the park. These skills later became the capital for his escape. Watching him grow from ignorance to mastering the rules of the world is both refreshing and sad. What is even more amazing is the financial system of the four realms: gods also have to repay merit loans, paper money in the underworld plummets, civil servants in the heaven work hard to go to work... I laughed and cried. If this book is not popular, I will eat the keyboard live! Sun Wukong's search for his mother is based on a Sichuan folktale. The original story has been expanded and improved on the folktale, but the result remains the same. It's worth reading while you're at it.