After his five-hundred-year sentence had expired, Sun Wukong was rescued from Wuxing Mountain by Xuanzang, a Buddhist migrant worker, and was forced to join the Western Heaven Buddhist Scripture Project Team. I thought I would slay demons all the way, but I didn't expect it to be all the routines of the heavenly workplace: Yingchoujian had to sign a confidentiality agreement to get a horse, the tolls on Huangfengling were sky-high, the Liusha River ferry license expired, the Guanyin Temple report work was anti-monitoring, and Gao Laozhuang took the blame for the second audit... In the Eighty-One Dilemma, the four masters and apprentices were tortured by heavenly procedures, audits, accountability, and approvals every day. Sun Wukong broke the rules, Xuanzang wrote a report, Zhu Bajie fished for fish, and Sha Wujing took the blame, and staged a hilarious heavenly version of "survival in the workplace." They fought monsters all the way to upgrade, complained about the system all the way, and finally found the most anti-routine path to learn from the absurd rules.
