[Journey to the West] Murder of Monkey King

Copywriting one: It is said that on the way to marry Xi Jing, Tang Sanzang's first disciple and second disciple often bickered and played tricks, but they had a common hobby, that is, on full moon nights, they would look up at the sky full of moonlight. Tang Sanzang knew that his second disciple missed the moon and missed the beautiful Chang'e in the sky, but his first disciple did not know why. On the full-moon night closest to the Great Leiyin Temple in the West, the eldest disciple looked at the moon with a smile on his face, and Tang Sanzang finally asked this question. The eldest apprentice pointed at the moon: Master, look at the shadows on the moon, aren't they beautiful? Sanzang looked at the moon and then at his apprentice. It was the gentlest expression the Monkey King had shown since he followed him to obtain the Western Scriptures. Copywriting two: Only after going through ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties can we obtain the Western Sutra, but that is not the calamity of the Monkey King. In fact, it only takes one calamity for the Monkey King to become the Victorious Buddha. The Great Sage Qitian made a big fuss in the sky + offended so many people on the way to seek scriptures, how could he be let go so easily? Things to note: All the allusions to gods and goddesses mentioned in this article are pure nonsense made by the author, without any evidence, and must not be taken seriously. Purpose: On the growth of a rebellious monkey