Other monsters fight for background, he fights for brains.
Other monsters rely on their birth, but he relies on himself.
The black bear spirit, a grassroots fairy with no backing, no connections, and no background, crawled out of the most broken ravine in the Black Wind Valley, became the guardian of Guanyin Bodhisattva, and even followed Tang Monk on a pilgrimage.
Why?
According to the words left by his mother before she died: "Think three steps ahead of everything, and step back half a step when you meet someone."
This book is about how this sentence has been used throughout my life.
The black bear spirit was called Xiaohei when he was young. He lived in the Black Wind Valley and could not see the sun all year round. His mother was blind and couldn't move in the hole. He went out to find food every day and had to lie and say he had eaten when he came back. There was a pack of wolves living at the mouth of the valley. They bit him every day, but he never fought back, just lowered his head and endured it. On the day his mother died, he stood in front of the pile of stones and suddenly looked up - going up the mountain road was a higher mountain and a farther sky.
From then on, his eyes looked far away.
He met the old ape and learned several skills. He met Elder Jinchi and learned how to deal with people. He stole a cassock, provoked Sun Wukong, fought three battles, and was finally taken in by Guanyin and put on a restraint. Some people say that the forbidden hoop is a shackle, he said it is a talisman.
During the fourteen years of pilgrimage, he followed and watched all the way. See how Sun Wukong learns tricks from Leng Touqing, see how Zhu Bajie can cheat and stay alive, see how Tang Monk survives love affairs, and see how gods from all walks of life play tricks on the world. He kept all of this in mind, pondered over it one by one, and digested it one by one.
