When Sun Wukong put on the crown of fighting and defeating the Buddha, he thought that the eighty-one tribulations were the end, but he didn't know that there was a deeper tribulation hidden under the glazed tiles of heaven. The dragon pillars in the Lingxiao Palace are wrapped with newly replaced agarwood. In the game between the Jade Emperor and the Supreme Lord, the black and white chess pieces splash with broken light, which is like the true fire of Samadhi in the Bagua furnace. There are no monsters here, only calculations wrapped in cassocks, and heavenly rules that are heavier than the Five Elements Mountain.
