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

Summary

In this narrative, Sun Bu Jiu encounters Tai Bai Jin Xing, who claims a close bond with his ancestor. Despite the old man's cunning demeanor and initial attempts to take Sun Bu Jiu as a disciple, the monkey remains cautious, expressing a desire to see his ancestor instead. As discussions unfold, Wu Kong, the Monkey King, also appears, emphasizing the importance of choice in mentorship and the responsibilities that come with it. Ultimately, Sun Bu Jiu accepts Tai Bai as a master, seeking to have his mother included in the arrangement. Wu Kong, now an Old Ancestor, reflects on his past and encourages Sun Bu Jiu to lead Flower Fruit Mountain into the future, hinting at the balance between guiding and allowing growth.

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