Journey to the West: Anyway, It's Boring, Might as Well Rob Someone.

Summary

Chu Yun confronts the Six-eared Macaque for impersonating him, demanding 100 million taels of gold as compensation. The Macaque, terrified, agrees to mine for the gold in Beiju Luzhou, realizing he has no other choice. Meanwhile, Tripitaka and his disciples, unaware of the Macaque's predicament, decide to leave their current location due to recent monster attacks. Guanyin Bodhisattva, realizing the situation, considers finding Sun Wukong instead of rescuing the Macaque. The Bodhisattva learns from mountain gods that Sun Wukong has been low-key and that a water monkey had been seen, prompting further investigation. This complex scenario intertwines fate and challenges faced by the characters.

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