The Legend of the Three Pagodas

"The Story of the Three Pagodas" is a mythological novel based on the three very famous ancient pagodas that exist in Ningcheng County, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia. It tells the story of the ancient gods Gonggong and Zhu Rong fighting for the throne of the Emperor of Heaven. After Gonggong was finally defeated, he broke the Buzhou Fairy Mountain that supported the heaven and earth in a rage, and the world began to experience chaos. In order to mend the sky cave, Nuwa found colorful stones outside the sky to mend the sky. She only used three pieces to patch the sky successfully. The remaining four colored stones turned into human form with the help of the soul of a hozen, learned this skill, and fought against the evil spirits outside the world. After the four colored stones were refined, they were called Hunshiwang, namely the Lingming Stone Monkey, the Red Horse Monkey, the Six-eared Macaque, and the Thread-armed Monkey. "The Three Pagodas" also uses the story characters in "Journey to the West" to continue "Journey to the West" by combining the prequel and postquel. The Lingming Stone Monkey is the incarnation of Sun Wukong and tells the story of the stone spirit's past and next lives. "Journey to the West" did not mention why Sun Wukong jumped out of the stone and the possessions of a water curtain cave. "The Story of the Three Pagodas" supplements this point with the author's thoughts. After the efforts of the Four Kings, the Demon King was finally eliminated, and these three ancient towers were the demonic roots that suppressed the Demon King, and they remain to this day...