The main content of The Journey to the West's seventh time wrote that the old gentleman put Wukong into an alchemy furnace to burn, and Wukong hid in the Xun Palace, only the wind, no fire, and became a golden eye.

Forty-nine days later, Wukong came out and kicked down the Dan furnace. The Jade Emperor sent someone to see the Buddha, and the Buddha and Wukong made a bet. They couldn't turn out the palm of the Buddha's hand all the way, and the Buddha's five fingers became mountains, holding down Wukong. The Jade Emperor celebrated the Buddha's work with an anti-heaven meeting.

This time, I mainly talked about the havoc in the Monkey King, which was wonderful and unexpected. First, everything has a bright side. the Monkey King, though not dead, has a golden eye. When the Monkey King made a scene in Heaven, no one could resist the whole heaven? I didn't feel much when I was a child. When I grow up, I think it is impossible to think about it. Then the Jade Emperor asked the Tathagata to suppress the Monkey King. Now it seems funny.

This time, it embodies the spirit of the Monkey King. Like a fledgling young man, he dares to rush and do it. There's not so much intrigue. He's simple. The more he looks, the more he looks like his old self. He had to lament the author's literary talent.

Of course, some people wrote a book saying that the Monkey King was able to make a scene in heaven because of the dispute between Buddhism, magic and Taoism, and even put forward the chapter of true and false monkey king, in which the real monkey king was killed and the fake monkey king went to learn from the scriptures. That one is a bit like the real world, but it lacks the original flavor of Journey to the West, so I won't discuss it here.