After Lin Zhou, a 20-year-old college student, fell off a cliff, he was mistakenly seduced by Madha, the King of Hell. In order to make amends, the King of Hell promised him a good place to be "near the immortals", but threw him into Orion's house in the world of Journey to the West, where he became a "little stone" as a six-year-old child.
It wasn't until he heard the rumor that the "Five Elements Mountain" was "pressing down the monkeys" that Lin Zhou was shocked to realize that he was only one mountain away from the Monkey King, the Monkey King!
Breaking into the mountains with wild peaches in his arms, he saw the fur-faced Lei Gongzui who was covered in mud but still had a wild look in the col. "Little baby, aren't you afraid that I will eat you?" Sun Wukong's sarcasm contained five hundred years of loneliness, and the wild peach that Lin Zhou handed over became the glimmer of light that broke the silence.
From then on, there was a figure at the foot of Wuxing Mountain who stood up regardless of weather conditions. Send peaches in spring, wild berries in summer, sweet persimmons in autumn, and warm clothes in winter. Sun Wukong cursed and took it, but when he was shivering from the cold, he would use his furry palms to protect him from the wind; when he was bullied, he would show his teeth and threaten to "try touching him again"; and every evening, he would lower his guard and talk about the scenery of the peach garden and the joy of making havoc in the heaven, which made Lin Zhou's eyes brighten.
"Want to become an immortal?" Sun Wukong asked while chewing a peach.
"I want to!" Lin Zhou nodded vigorously, "I want to be like the Great Sage and live a thousand years of freedom."
He knew the ending of Journey to the West, and knew that this monkey would eventually embark on the journey to seek the Buddhist scriptures and never look back. So he desperately saved this bond and became his only audience and his only concern. When Tang Monk's footsteps approached, Sun Wukong looked at him and suddenly said: "The peaches in Huaguo Mountain are sweeter than the flat peaches in the sky."
