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

Summary

In a humorous exchange, Tripitaka and his companions grapple with the implications of drinking from the Mother and Child River, which supposedly leads to unexpected pregnancies. Tripitaka, horrified at the thought of giving birth as a man, confronts a woman who insists the river's effects are real. Amidst the chaos, Pigsy claims to feel symptoms of pregnancy, prompting panic. Sun Wukong and Sandy mockingly celebrate the situation, while Tripitaka desperately seeks a solution. Ultimately, they channel their magic to resolve the issue, avoiding the embarrassment of childbirth. The chapter concludes with relief as the crisis is averted.

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