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

Summary

Pigsy faced unprecedented humiliation, being beaten thrice in one day due to his name. Despite his frustration, he followed Tripitaka and Sun Wukong on their journey, only to find Tripitaka's behavior shocking. Unlike typical monks, Tripitaka spoke disdainfully of Buddha and claimed to practice a more humanized Buddhism. He emphasized justice and freedom, dismissing traditional constraints. Tripitaka's teachings bewildered Pigsy, who was intrigued by the idea of a path free from control. As Tripitaka encouraged him to pursue this new understanding, Pigsy felt a yearning for freedom and knowledge, hoping to learn more from his unconventional master.

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