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

Summary

In a tranquil setting, Wu Kong observes the sunset while reflecting on his responsibilities compared to Liu Yun Sheng, who excels in management. As he and Shun Feng Er discuss the illness of the Tang princess, Wu Kong contemplates her fate and the implications of her potential separation from the palace. Shun Feng Er proposes taking her as a disciple, seeing her celestial potential. Wu Kong, amused yet cautious, insists that such decisions require mutual agreement. The conversation shifts to Wu Kong's choice of a gift for the emperor, humorously contemplating a fish as a good omen, despite Shun Feng Er's doubts about its appropriateness.

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