A decree from Lingshan caused the four masters and disciples of Tang Seng to step into a "catastrophe" that they had never experienced before - not the Nine-Nine Eighty-One Dilemma, but the illustrious Rongguo Mansion in Jinling City.
The waiter of Shenying was moved by his true feelings and condensed into a "red dust relic", which shattered the jade pillar in Taixu illusion. Twelve hairpins are trapped in the records of Bo Mingsi, and the day of tears is approaching step by step. In order to find a solution to the problem of "not breaking up", Jin Chanzi and three masters entered the world of "A Dream of Red Mansions".
But they soon discovered that what befell them in this calamity was not demons, but ghosts in the human heart; what they were fighting was not magical powers, but the trap of fate. Sun Wukong, whose magic power has been blocked and whose golden cudgel is difficult to lift, must use his fiery eyes to see through the many masks of the Grand View Garden; Bajie has gone through love tribulations and can best see the depth of the quagmire of desire; Sha Monk is as silent as a stone, but has become the support of all silent people; and Tang Monk's tenth life of Zen practice, can he find an outlet for his deepest obsession in the Xiaoxiang Pavilion where flowers are buried in a tomb?
When the great sage's unruliness collides with Daiyu's aloofness, when Bajie's transparency exposes Jia Zhen's absurdity, when the footsteps of the pilgrims crush the judgment of "the vast white earth is so clean" - is there another possibility for those fates soaked in tears?
There is a decree in the Lingshan Mountain, but there is no fixed dream in the Red Mansion.
A fantasy journey to find a solution for "idiots" and solve problems for "unfortunate people" begins here.
