The Legend of Journey to the West

Everyone knows that Sun Wukong caused trouble in the Heavenly Palace, but no one knows that five hundred years after he became a Buddha, he staged another even greater rebellion. The lingering sandalwood in Lingshan cannot cover up the desolation of the mountains and forests in the world; the nectar and peaches in heaven are watered by the vitality of thousands of creatures. Luck quotas are written into the way of heaven, divided into three, six, and nine levels. The dragons draw blood, the monsters do hard labor, and the elves sacrifice. The slightest resistance is a natural punishment. A broken peach from the Huaguo Mountain, a book of blood and tears from the Dragon Palace, and a lion and camel mine where corpses piled up, awakened the fighting Buddha sitting on the lotus platform. He traveled across the three realms to gather all those who were bound by shackles: Hong Haier who was taken hostage, Yang Jian who was under heavy pressure, Meishan generals who had their families split up, Bajie Sha Seng who had endured for half his life, Jiuling Yuan Sheng who had lost his clan... Everyone put aside their past grudges and raised the banner of breaking the sky together. This battle is not about becoming a king or becoming a Buddha, it is just about overthrowing the old order of cannibalism. When the golden hoop holds up the crumbling sky, the new fire of equality for all beings finally burns throughout the three realms.