The First Half of the Great Sage's Life

This is a novel about the workplace based on Journey to the West. It breaks away from the traditional narrative of gods and demons and interprets the life of Sun Wukong as a game of ups and downs for grassroots entrepreneurs. Starting from the innate stone in the Huaguo Mountain that absorbs the spiritual energy of the sun and the moon, a wild stone monkey with no background and no teacher breaks into the water curtain cave with human courage, integrates the ape group, establishes its own start-up force, and calls himself the Monkey King, completing the primitive accumulation of grassroots. Aware of the danger hidden under the appearance of a prosperous age, he put down his throne and went to Hezhou, Xiniu, to study naked. He became a disciple of Patriarch Bodhi, practiced hard in his disciples, and learned the two unique skills of Seventy-two Transformations and Somersault Cloud. However, because he showed his talents unintentionally, he was expelled from the school by his master, cutting off all the karma of the school. After completing his studies and returning to the mountain, Sun Wukong expanded the territory of Huaguo Mountain and built a training and defense system. But behind the seemingly stable and prosperous age, there is a gentle murderous situation carefully woven by the heaven. The heavenly court used the goodwill bait registered in the heavenly book to induce him to voluntarily hand over all his trump cards, and used the prosperity of the entire ethnic group to lock the fate of Sun Wukong alone, trying to use the strategy of lukewarm water to seal the abyss to silently eliminate this uncontrolled variable in the three realms. But the expulsion of Patriarch Bodhi was not a punishment, but a trial that was hidden from the sky. Sun Wukong saw through the chess game and simply chose to lie down and die, pretending to be a dying man with withered vitality, and silently completed the transformation of the great path of transcendence under the self-sufficient surveillance of heaven. The book uses gods, gods and monsters to reflect the real workplace and the game of the system, and describes the struggles, calculations and awakenings of grassroots strong people. It uses humorous and sharp writing to dismantle the illusion of a prosperous age, and explores shackles, freedom, sacrifice and the game of fate.