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

Summary

In a temple, monks are shocked when Tripitaka demands payment for his services after they buried their own people. Tripitaka insists on taking their money to avoid bad karma, claiming it's for the Guanyin Bodhisattva. He acts like a demanding elder, making Guang Zhi, a monk, anxious. Sun Wukong finds Tripitaka's behavior amusing, while Tripitaka enjoys the monks' servitude. The monks treat him with great respect, serving him lavish meals, which Tripitaka envies. An old monk, the Founder Ancestor, arrives, prompting all to kneel, and Guang Zhi addresses Tripitaka rudely, causing Tripitaka to react angrily.

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