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

Summary

In this narrative, Qingfeng expresses his frustrations about his master’s new apprentices, feeling overwhelmed and neglected. As he reflects on his responsibilities, he finds himself grappling with the challenges of raising the eight mischievous children. Meanwhile, Xuanzang contemplates his own limitations, realizing the complexity of their journey and the burden of relying on his companions for protection. As they part ways, Zhen Yuanzi encourages Sun Wukong to seek his happiness, contrasting their paths with the constraints faced by other immortals. In a light-hearted conclusion, Qingfeng and Mingyue are left to manage the chaos of the children, humorously highlighting their exhaustion and the trials of caretaking.

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