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

Summary

In a bold act, Tripitaka rides into the palace, shocking everyone, including the king. He confronts the king about a supposed order to kill monks, demanding to know the reason behind it. Tripitaka, with a mocking demeanor, threatens to shave the king's head, showcasing his skills with a razor. Despite the king's protests, Tripitaka begins shaving him, humorously comparing it to butchering a pig. The ministers, terrified yet compliant, line up for their own shaves, reflecting their disdain for the king's actions. The chapter ends with a comedic twist as Tripitaka revels in his newfound role as a barber.

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