Sun Wukong's Soul Travels Through Modern Society

•Opening chapter: Fighting against the Buddha, that's right, the Sun Wukong you know, he has traveled across the earth. . . •Wake-up Dilemma: Please read the original text. •The Embarrassing Story of the Madhouse (the core highlights of the first volume): ￮Mistaken the medical staff as "little demons", tried to use the "body holding technique" and "seventy-two transformations" but got no response, was held down by the medical staff and injected with sedatives, experienced the "feeling of powerlessness" for the first time, became furious but could not even break free; ￮Refused to take "elixirs" (psychiatric drugs), crushed the pills and threw them at medical staff. He was treated with electric shock. He experienced the "deterrence" of modern technology for the first time and mistakenly thought it was a "thunder method" attack; ￮During a routine check-up in the hospital, when exposed to X-rays, CT and other rays, the soul felt weak energy fluctuations (the first contact with modern energy forms) and absorbed it instinctively. However, due to the weakness of the soul, it was unable to control it, resulting in temporary dizziness. The medical staff determined that the condition was "exacerbated"; ￮Interacted with other mentally ill patients, mistakenly mistaking delusional patients as "fellow monks", trying to exchange "the way to immortality", and made a series of absurd jokes (such as teaching patients to "reveal luck", but was complained); ￮Attempt to escape: Relying on the fighting instincts from the Journey to the West, he avoided the nurse's patrol. However, because he was not familiar with modern architectural structures, he mistakenly entered the operating room and pharmacy. He was eventually surrounded by security guards and medical staff, and was electrocuted again. He completely recognized the reality of "no spiritual power". •Memory fusion:. . . . .