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

Summary

In the Daughter's Country, Tripitaka and his companions encounter a land devoid of men, where women express astonishment at the sight of them. The local madam explains that women become pregnant by drinking from the Mother and Child River, resulting in all-girl births. Tripitaka humorously suggests that Pigsy should drink the water to produce piglets, igniting a playful argument. The chapter highlights the peculiar dynamics of a society without men, revealing the women's fascination with the newcomers while exploring themes of gender and reproduction.

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