Three hundred years after becoming a Buddha, Sun Wukong became a Buddha in Lingshan who could only meditate.
The bells ring day after day, the golden lotus is cold, and he lives numbly. He has long lost the spirit of the Great Sage Qitian.
Once while chasing a demon into the lower world, he came across a mortal woman in a tea shop at the foot of Lingshan Mountain.
She didn't know his identity and called him a "bitter melon monk", but she gave him hot tea and noodles, giving him a warmth that he had never experienced in three hundred years.
Wukong was moved, but Tathagata's restriction was triggered, and he was about to lose his soul when he was moved.
Love between immortals and mortals is not tolerated in the three realms.
On one side is the illusory Buddha statue, and on the other side is the person who made him come back to life.
He took off his cassock and put on his armor.
Five hundred years ago, he rebelled against heaven for freedom. This time, he raised Lingshan just for a mortal.
"I am no longer a Buddha, my heart only beats for you."
