Return from Journey to the West: No Form in the World

More than a thousand years after his return, his wishes in the human world were suddenly cut off. On the last wordless scripture in Lingshan, a black eye suddenly opened. Sun Wukong, Tang Sanzang, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wujing were drawn into the black seam. When they woke up, they had fallen into the brightly lit modern city. There are no evil spirits or miracles here. People no longer pray to God or Buddha when something happens, but instead lower their heads and ask about their mobile phones. What's even more troublesome is that the wishes of all living beings have been intercepted by the city network: Wukong's seventy-two transformations can only change half of his face, Bajie can't fly two buildings on clouds, and Sha Monk can't even open a door. The four gods and Buddhas who once subdued demons had to learn from nurses, policemen, maintenance workers and firefighters how to solve problems in modern society. But a series of strange things are happening in this city: dead people are still chatting online, missing people clock in as usual, and the 404 bus late at night only carries people without shadows; a mysterious system called "Shadowless" claims to be able to eliminate pain for everyone and create a life that never fails. When Wukong discovered that the thing could change seventy-two times, could read people's hearts, and even had a face exactly like his own, he realized that they did not travel by accident. The "six-eared macaque" that was killed on Xitian Road more than a thousand years ago has never really disappeared. This time, it doesn't want to replace Sun Wukong. It's going to replace everyone.