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

Summary

Ling Ji Bodhisattva was shocked to learn that Chu Yun had defeated the Bodhisattvas, prompting disbelief about his possession of compassionate magical power. Ri Guang and Yue Guang Bodhisattvas confirmed Chu Yun's strength, acknowledging his remarkable abilities. Despite Ling Ji's doubts, the testimony of the Arhat leader, Aroko Chenru, reinforced the claim. The gods and Buddhas of Mystical Mountain were also astonished, with Manjushri suggesting Chu Yun might have used a magical object to gain such power. As they deliberated on the implications, Buddha Tathagata pondered the state of Tripitaka and his disciples, who were enduring hardships on their journey. Meanwhile, Pigsy was enjoying attention from women, while Tripitaka was emotionally distanced, making it difficult for the village chief's sister to connect with him. Sun Wukong's personal troubles added to the unfolding drama.

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