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

Summary

In a humorous exchange, Tripitaka provocatively suggests to a group of transformed monks that they can enjoy a wedding night, referencing the Happy Buddha. This angers a Madam, who rebukes him for misrepresenting Buddhist teachings. Meanwhile, Pigsy, excited yet pretending reluctance, is led by the Madam towards a bridal chamber. The Madam proposes a game to determine which of her daughters Pigsy will marry. Amidst playful teasing, Pigsy struggles to catch one of the daughters, leading to a comical scene where he unexpectedly captures the Lingji Bodhisattva. This results in a chaotic yet humorous moment as Pigsy celebrates his 'victory' with an enthusiastic kiss, leaving everyone astonished.

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