Outrageous! Wukong and Baoyu Are Actually the Same Stone

Nuwa smelted stones to mend the sky, and each of the 36,500 pieces was placed in its place. Only one stubborn stone was left at the foot of Wuji Cliff without being smelted. Thousands of years later, two spirits emerged from this stubborn stone - one strong and unyielding, and the other lingering and sentimental. A thunder struck, splitting the stone into two. A large piece fell into the East China Sea and turned into a fairy stone in Huaguo Mountain, containing fairy cells. Later, a shocking surprise occurred, and a stone monkey jumped out. His name was Sun Wukong, and he was destined to cause trouble in the Heavenly Palace, obtain the true scriptures, and defeat the Buddha in a fight. The small piece fell back to the top of the cliff and turned into a psychic jade. Later, he passed through the mortal world and was held in the mouth of a baby. His name was Jia Baoyu, and he was destined to enter the Red Mansion, experience love and disaster, and fall into the vast wilderness. They are two sides of the same stone. One wants to break free from all shackles, and the other wants to indulge in the world of mortals. One became a Buddha from demon cultivation, and the other abandoned his home and fled to Buddhism. They never knew each other existed, but they shared the same dream. Until that day, the victorious Buddha came to the Grand View Garden. The two stones finally met. The patching of the sky is not over yet—the real cracking of the sky has just begun. All the Wukong and Baoyu in this world are, after all, dreams made of the same stone.