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

Summary

In this humorous narrative, Tripitaka grapples with his feelings and the absurdity of his situation, particularly regarding his desire for a female demon. Misguided by Ye Yi Feng's teasing, he mistakenly believes he is surrounded by women, leading to comedic discomfort. Pigsy, driven by lust, boldly approaches an old woman, hoping to marry her three daughters, unaware of their true identities. The old woman, amused, encourages Pigsy's advances, while Tripitaka, despite scolding him, feels envious. The chapter concludes with the arrival of the daughters, who enchant everyone, leaving Tripitaka to remind himself they are men.

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