One Tathagata and Three Wukongs

Come to Yuewen's website to read more of my works! "Mandala of Two Realms: The Law of Identity" Story introduction Why do people have to have names? If your name is taken away, will you still be the same person? If the body changes, the memory disappears, and the destiny is rewritten, how can the existence that still says "I am me" prove that it has lived? Legend has it that at the beginning of the universe, two mandalas were born. The Vajra Mandala is the bone. It leaves names, bodies, memories and causes and effects for all living beings, so that life will not be easily forgotten by heaven and earth. The womb contains mandala as the heart. It accommodates the unfulfilled possibilities of all living beings, allowing life to grow, change, and even re-choose who it wants to be. However, protection gradually turned into restraint. The Vajra Nine Heavens began to use laws to determine who was qualified to exist; the thirteen realms of the womb were also undergoing infinite changes, swallowing up the original shapes and names of countless lives. One party believes: Without order, all living beings will eventually lose themselves. The other side thinks: It cannot be changed, and living is just another kind of prison. The two worlds were thus divided. And the world-suppressing person who used his own bones and blood to support the Vajra and the womb treasure was forever nailed to the center of the two worlds and turned into the great sun navel. Until a star fell into the Valley of Warcraft. Yi Xingwen, a young man who had lost his past, woke up from a half-gold and half-red mandala. He has no name that can be recognized by Tianlu. There is no fixed destiny. There is no complete reincarnation. Inside his body, there lived a Tathagata and three Wukongs: A trial. A defiance.