Journey to the West: The Fiercest Worker in the Heavenly Court.

Summary

In a serene setting on the Zi Mu River, a middle-aged woman encounters a peculiar group of four: a man, a humanoid pig, a monkey, and a bearded man. Overwhelmed by their masculine presence, she questions if they are indeed men, leading to humorous exchanges among the group. Tripitaka, the monk, is bewildered by her excitement and insists they are men. The woman, having never seen a man before, expresses her joy and gratitude. Despite the awkwardness, the group navigates her enthusiasm, with Tripitaka maintaining his monkly dignity while Pigsy humorously contemplates the situation. The chapter concludes with the woman still captivated as they prepare to continue their journey.

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