Great Sage Prisoner of Heaven

What if the one who was beaten to death by a stick was the real Wukong? At Leiyin Temple in Lingshan, a six-eared macaque knelt down in the palm of the Tathagata and became a Buddha, and was awarded the title of "Victory Buddha in Fighting". The real Monkey King, the Heavenly Spirit Cap, was smashed in front of everyone, and his remaining soul was sealed into the golden alms bowl, becoming the last stepping stone for the merits of learning scriptures. Imprisoned for ten thousand years, with a golden cymbal as a coffin. Until the heavenly path cracked, Patriarch Bodhi pried open the seal at the cost of annihilation. When Wukong returned, he saw that his own golden Buddha statue had been erected in Huaguo Mountain, and the descendants of the monkey tribe were wearing monk robes and reciting Buddhist scriptures. That counterfeit not only took his name and his merits, but also tampered with the memory of the Three Realms. "What they want is a kneeling fighting and victorious Buddha." "What I want is for this spiritual mountain to have no more Buddhas to worship." This is not a lesson learned, this is a revenge that has been overdue for thousands of years. When Wukong recasts his Tao body from chaos, what he holds in his hand is no longer a golden cudgel, but a flame burning with truth: Why is Tang Seng silent? Why did Bajie betray? Why is Sha Monk so crazy? And what kind of terrifying epochal cycle is the Tathagata sitting on the lotus platform covering up? Trample the incense and overturn the rosette. This time, what he wants to fight is not Nantianmen, but the sky of lies that covers the Three Realms. "The Great Sage Prisons the Heaven" - When a hero who has been betrayed by the whole world returns, he wants to destroy not only his enemies, but also the "way of heaven" that shaped all of this.