The funny foreshadowing before the beginning of the main text of "Journey to the West" abandons the half-text and half-white writing style of the original work, and adopts relaxed, humorous, and down-to-earth language. It takes "Pangu's creation of the sky, the creation of immortal stones, and the large-scale overturn of Bodhi's disciples" as the core. Each chapter focuses on a twelve-year-old disciple. It describes in detail the funny plot of accepting disciples, giving names, and establishing generations, highlighting the contrast between the characters (the cold Bodhi vs. The weird disciples). The plot is exaggerated and interesting, and the rhythm is brisk. It not only covers the core settings, but also quickly grabs the reader's attention, and lays the hilarious foreshadowing for Sun Wukong's birth and pursuit of enlightenment.
