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

Summary

Tripitaka developed feelings for the Queen of the Daughter Country, expressing a desire to be immortal lovers in a future life. Despite his commitment to the Buddhist path, he felt a strong attraction when he first saw her beauty. The Queen, equally captivated, envisioned how Tripitaka could benefit her nation. Their contrasting perspectives highlighted their different statuses—Tripitaka admired her beauty, while she considered the potential advantages he could bring. As Tripitaka attempted to impress her, he was confused by her lack of overt affection. Ultimately, he was led to a lavish room with his companions, leaving him puzzled about the Queen's intentions.

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