Monkey King

The Buddha said all beings are equal, so why then does he sit high on the peak of Mount Meru, issuing commands and directions?
Tathagata, you owe me five hundred years!
A Monkey King who could recall past and present lives, this time, could he leap out of Tathagata's palm?
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The Battle in Journey to the West

All the philosophers from the Hundred Schools of Thought arrived at Mount Meru to attack the Tathagata.


Confucius, with the Iron-cast Commandment Scroll and the Spring and Autumn Annals Pen, wrote a proclamation. The Confucian sages criticized both verbally and in writing, greatly weakening the fortune of the Tathagata. However, the Tathagata, with his extraordinary methods, managed to suppress his fortune from diminishing further. Even Confucius, wielding the Spring and Autumn Annals Pen once more, could not weaken his prosperity.


For those of Confucianism, a stroke of the pen could immortalize a person in history or, conversely, condemn them to be infamous for eternity. Therefore, people of the Immortal Path dared not offend those of Confucianism. Otherwise, they would find their reputations destroyed and their fortunes weakened as a result of verbal and written condemnation.


Chapter 308: Confluence of Human Path Will