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

Summary

Tripitaka, feeling nauseous, is hesitant to accept an invitation from a group of monks, fearing it will involve food. The servant insists that their master, Yuan Wai, is kind and has prepared meals for them, as he aims to fulfill a vow to feed 10,000 monks. Despite Tripitaka's reluctance, he is pressured to comply. Upon arriving at Yuan Wai's home, he discovers cleanliness that eases his discomfort. However, complications arise when Yuan Wai is murdered, and Tripitaka is wrongfully accused. Sun Wukong intervenes, resolving the situation, while Yuan Wai reflects on his misguided trust in the Buddha. The chapter concludes as the journey to the Mystical Mountain nears its end.

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