Xuanchen, the number one spiritual ape in the three realms in ancient times, was in charge of the Ten Thousand Apes clan and never bowed to heaven. The lunar star fairy Lixi, tired of the rules and regulations, sneaked down to earth and met him at the top of the Huaguo Mountain. They fell in love, but they violated the ancient rules - immortal apes are not allowed to intermarry. The Heavenly Court descended on the Immortal Thunder Catastrophe, and the couple would rather die than surrender. They sealed all their souls, blood essence, and cultivation into a stubborn stone and turned it into a fairy fetus, in exchange for the chance of their child breaking through the stone and being reborn. The father carved the last words with divine blood in the stone cavity, and the mother printed the last kiss, leaving only two words to the child: live.
Many years later, the stone monkey was born, named Wukong.
From learning arts at Lingtai Fangcun Mountain to collecting treasures from the Dragon Palace, from proclaiming himself the Monkey King to causing havoc in the Heavenly Palace, from being imprisoned for five hundred years under the Five Elements Mountain to traveling thousands of miles to learn scriptures - Sun Wukong seemed to be retracing the unfinished path of his parents throughout his life. And beside him, there is always a girl in purple whom he has known since the Xie Yue Sanxing Cave, with a white flower on her temples, who accompanies him from the first time he saw Qingya at the foot of Five Elements Mountain, to the reunion at Huaguo Mountain after being enshrined as a Buddha in Lingshan Mountain.
When he finally cultivated the Fighting and Victory Buddha and opened the stone door deep in his ancestral veins that had been sealed for tens of thousands of years, what greeted him were the two soul lamps of his parents that had survived to this day. At that moment, the stubborn monkey knelt down and said only one sentence - Dad, Mom, I did it.
After that, he became a Taoist couple with Zixia Lingji, had children, and sat in charge of Huaguo Mountain. The eldest son, Sun Potian, inherited his father's unruly spirit, the second daughter, Sun Yueyao, inherited his grandmother Yuehua, and the third son, Sun Lingxuan, inherited the Zen heart of Buddhism. Three generations living under one roof, a family reunited. The parents who were shattered physically and mentally by the thunder calamity were slowly repaired deep in their ancestral veins.
