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Calamities in Journey to the West? My heart and form are both void.
Chapter 464: Not a Disaster of Calamity. [464]
Summary
The passage describes a conversation between Xuanzang and Pigsy about a theft incident, focusing on moral lessons and personal growth. Xuanzang gently explains the importance of courtesy, respect, and accountability, even for demons. He teaches Pigsy that small actions can have significant consequences and that admitting mistakes is crucial. The dialogue reveals a deepening relationship between master and disciple, emphasizing understanding, compassion, and personal improvement. The story culminates with the demon king evaluating Pigsy and his companions' behavior and work performance, with the possibility of their release being determined by the other demons.Full content
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