Calamities in Journey to the West? My heart and form are both void.

Summary

Wu Kong's journey to the Southern Heavenly Gate is marked by a mix of awe and caution among the demons. As Wu Kong asserts his authority, the Yin General promises unwavering obedience. The Heavenly Court is wary of Wu Kong's notorious reputation, acknowledging the chaos he could unleash if provoked. Meanwhile, the Buddhas and Arhats discuss the implications of Wu Kong's return to spiritual wisdom, debating whether to eliminate this potential threat or to wait for Buddha Tathagata's guidance. Ultimately, Buddha Tathagata, recognizing Wu Kong's unique nature, expresses a desire to convert him to strengthen their teachings, hinting at the complexities of his character and the challenges ahead.

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