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

Summary

Xuanzang confronts a red-haired demon who was once a heavenly immortal but was banished to the mortal realm. Through profound philosophical discourse, Xuanzang challenges the demon's justification for his evil actions, questioning whether one's external form defines their true nature. He argues that those who commit evil, regardless of appearance, must be punished, while those with compassionate hearts should be treated kindly. The demon initially wavers but ultimately rejects Xuanzang's moral reasoning, declaring that in a world driven by self-interest, he would rather pursue his own path of survival and strength.

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