Core summary: Learning from the experience is not about fighting monsters and upgrading, but a big test of "human relations and sophistication" that spans thousands of miles. Sun Wukong discovered that the relationship network that cannot be broken by the golden cudgel can only be broken by "giving gifts". •World view reconstruction: The world of Journey to the West is a highly bureaucratic workplace full of hidden rules. Immortals pay attention to "organization" and "background", while monsters are divided into "owners" and "ownerless". •New interpretation of characters: ◦ Sun Wukong: From the "Monkey King", he was forced to transform into the "Journey to the West Public Relations Manager". He is proficient in various gift-giving techniques and unspoken rules, but in his heart he longs to return to simplicity. ◦Tang Monk: Not only is he the master, but he is also the Party A who has the right to sign the "Customs Clearance Document". He knows nothing about the hidden rules and often digs holes for Wukong. ◦Divines from all walks of life: Each has his own agenda, not only to save face, but also to save himself. •Core conflict: The collision between Sun Wukong's "wildness/straightforwardness" and Tianting Lingshan's "smoothness/sophistication". •Creative Highlights: Mapping the hidden rules of the modern workplace (reimbursements, kickbacks, favor debts, taking sides) into the world of gods and demons, and deconstructing Journey to the West with humor and irony.
The plot is very realistic