Journey to the West: The Fiercest Worker in the Heavenly Court.

Summary

Ye Yi Feng expresses frustration over Tripitaka's inability to recognize himself in a blood letter detailing his origins. Despite Tripitaka's emotional reaction to the letter, he fails to connect the child mentioned with his own identity. Ye Yi Feng explains that Tripitaka is a twin, separated at birth, and urges him to trust the Old Monk's words. Tripitaka's initial disbelief shifts to a mix of emotions as he reads the Old Monk's letter. However, he remains surprisingly calm about discovering his mother after eighteen years, attributing his detachment to his monkhood. Ye Yi Feng challenges Tripitaka's lack of emotional response, questioning whether he feels resentment toward his mother. Ultimately, Tripitaka decides to acknowledge her, showing a willingness to act.

Full content