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

Summary

In a conversation between Cui Yu and Wu Kong, they discuss the proper way to handle souls who have died, emphasizing the importance of evaluating their past actions before reincarnation. Wu Kong expresses concern over the burden placed on Xuanzang, who is guiding a vast number of souls. Cui Jue warns Wu Kong about the dangers of his current path, suggesting he might attract unwanted attention. Wu Kong maintains his commitment to his mission, sharing wine and peanuts as tokens of appreciation with Cui Jue before departing. The narrative reflects on the complexities of good and evil, destiny, and the responsibilities of guiding souls in the Three Realms.

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