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

Summary

Wu Kong addresses the Dragon King, emphasizing the boundless nature of the chaotic realm, which holds immeasurable potential for enlightenment. He demonstrates his power, creating a vast expanse that feels both liberating and overwhelming. Despite Yan Yu's admiration, Wu Kong notes that his methods are based on existing principles, and true mastery requires understanding the cosmos's laws. He explains that the Three Realms are minuscule compared to the chaos, suggesting that even Celestial Venerables may not fully grasp their potential. The conversation highlights the vastness of existence, the limitations of perception, and the profound depths of cultivation.

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