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

Summary

Nezha, the Third Prince of the Heavenly Court, reflects on his indifference to life, realizing his nonchalance stems from a deep-seated detachment. A Taoist priest's words resonate with him, awakening a sense of remorse and a desire for connection. Despite his efforts to find Li Tian Wang, he feels lost and frustrated in his search. Meanwhile, Xuanzang and his companions face their own challenges on a pilgrimage, encountering various obstacles and reflecting on the significance of their journey. The narrative intertwines Nezha's internal struggles with Xuanzang's quest for enlightenment, highlighting themes of fate, divine will, and the pursuit of meaning in life.

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