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

Summary

The narrative revolves around Sheng Ying Da Wang and Wu Kong discussing the complexities of their familial relationships and personal growth. Sheng Ying Da Wang reflects on his upbringing under the chaotic care of his parents, the Bull Demon King and his wife, leading to feelings of resentment. Wu Kong emphasizes the importance of understanding one's essence and the true nature of cultivation, arguing that real mastery comes from within rather than external validation. The dialogue shifts to a lighter tone as they plan to enjoy a meal together, underscoring the blend of serious introspection and camaraderie. Ultimately, Sheng Ying Da Wang recognizes his past naivety and expresses gratitude for Wu Kong's guidance, hinting at his journey toward self-discovery and maturity.

Full content