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

Summary

Xuanzang reflects on a past experience where he could travel effortlessly and sense good and evil, prompting a discussion with Pigsy about the nature of humanity's thoughts and emotions. Pigsy explains that good and evil arise from pure human feelings, which resonate with living beings. Xuanzang realizes that true understanding requires more than mere prayers. Meanwhile, in the Western Liang Women's Kingdom, the Queen learns of mysterious deaths with no clear cause, leading her to suspect Xuanzang's involvement. Despite the unusual circumstances, she decides to frame the deaths as divine punishment for the deceased's wrongdoings, avoiding potential controversy about Xuanzang’s role.

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