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

Summary

The Buddha Tathagata is furious with his disciple, who, despite being a believer for ten lifetimes, dares to call him stubborn. The disciple, Ye Yi Feng, humorously reflects on his past as a donkey hoof nailer, suggesting that stubborn donkeys can be controlled with the right techniques. His irreverent remarks infuriate the Buddha, especially when Tripitaka compares the Buddha's teachings to nailing donkey hooves, provoking outrage among the Buddhist elite. The tension escalates as they consider eliminating Ye Yi Feng, fearing he has led Tripitaka astray, threatening the integrity of their teachings and the reputation of the Buddhist sect.

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