After Sun Wukong

After obtaining sutras from the West, Sun Wukong, the victorious Buddha, has been meditating in heaven for thousands of years. Buddhism is pure, and time is like running water. The great sage Qitian who made trouble in the heaven in the past seems to have been smoothed by time. However, the undercurrent of the Three Realms never stops. A power of chaos from ancient times quietly awakens, eroding the foundation of heaven, shaking the reincarnation of the underworld, and even casting a shadow on the Western Paradise. The power of gods and Buddhas is restricted, and the old order is on the verge of collapse. At this time of life and death, the long-dormant spiritual stone origin in Sun Wukong's body actually resonates with it. It turns out that he was originally the divine stone left by Nuwa to patch the sky, and it came from the same lineage as the power of chaos, and they were mutually reinforcing each other. In order to save the three realms and to pursue the truth of his own destiny, Sun Wukong resolutely took off his Buddhist robes and held up the golden cudgel again. But what he has to face this time is not only an unknown and powerful enemy, but also the suspicion of his former comrades, the old grudges of heaven, and the desire for "absolute freedom" in his heart that has never really been extinguished. Learning the sutras is to cultivate the mind, and passing them on is to ask questions. This is a more difficult and dangerous road than traveling westward. He is no longer a Buddha, nor a simple demon. He will break through reincarnation and reset the world.