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

Summary

The story revolves around a unique black-and-white horse that has returned to life, causing a humorous uproar among characters like Tripitaka, Sun Wukong, and Guanyin Bodhisattva. Tripitaka is horrified by the horse's appearance, fearing it will tarnish his image while collecting scriptures. Sun Wukong finds the situation amusing, while Tripitaka desperately pleads for a change, even threatening to sell himself to avoid riding the horse. The absurdity escalates as Tripitaka's concerns about his looks and reputation are met with disbelief from celestial beings, culminating in a reprimand from Buddha Tathagata for Tripitaka's shameless remarks. The chapter ends with a promise of continuation.

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