Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fahai and Sun Wukong, severely injured by a Heavenly Flame, seek help from Wu Feng at the General Store.
• Wu Feng agrees to help them in exchange for the Soul Extinguishing Fork and a severed arm containing Hong Lian Ji's blood.
• The severed arm is revealed to contain Red Carp Demon Blood, which Wu Feng can use to greatly enhance his power.
• Wu Feng exchanges the severed arm and the Soul Extinguishing Fork for an Ice Soul Clear Heart Bead, which can heal injuries caused by any Heavenly Flame.
• Fahai and Sun Wukong are healed and leave the General Store, grateful to Wu Feng.

Character Developments

• Wu Feng: Shows his business acumen and willingness to help, but only if the terms are favorable. He gains a significant power boost with the Red Carp Demon Blood.
• Fahai: Demonstrates his loyalty and concern for Sun Wukong, even willing to become a mortal to save him. He gains a powerful treasure to protect them both.
• Sun Wukong: Shows his gratitude and forms a brotherly bond with Fahai after being saved.

Significant Themes

• Power and Wealth: The characters' actions are driven by the desire for power and wealth, whether it's Wu Feng's pursuit of Main God Points or Fahai and Sun Wukong's search for a life-saving treasure.
• Loyalty and Gratitude: Fahai's loyalty to Sun Wukong and Sun Wukong's gratitude towards Fahai and Wu Feng highlight the importance of these bonds.
• Risk and Reward: Wu Feng takes a risk in helping Fahai and Sun Wukong, but the reward is significant, as he gains a powerful bloodline and a new ally in Sun Wukong.

Character Interactions

• Wu Feng and Fahai: They negotiate a deal, with Fahai showing desperation and Wu Feng being calm and calculating.
• Fahai and Sun Wukong: They show a deep bond, with Fahai willing to sacrifice himself for Sun Wukong and Sun Wukong expressing his gratitude and forming a brotherly bond with Fahai.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Feng absorbs the Red Carp Demon's blood, increasing his cultivation.
• He exchanges 200,000 Main God Points for the Lightning Tribulation Scripture to reach the Saint realm.
• Wu Feng undergoes a powerful tribulation, drawing the attention of the Heavenly Court's immortals.
• Heavenly Emperor Haotian hopes Wu Feng fails, while some immortals hope he succeeds due to the threat from the other world.

Character Developments

• Wu Feng's cultivation reaches the peak of Quasi-Saint, and he begins his tribulation.
• Heavenly Emperor Haotian reveals his concern about powerful cultivators threatening his rule.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and control in the Primordial World.
• The consequences of rapid cultivation and the risks of tribulations.
• The threat posed by the other world and the need for powerful cultivators to protect the Primordial World.

Character Interactions

• Wu Feng interacts with the System to exchange for the Lightning Tribulation Scripture.
• The Heavenly Court's immortals discuss Wu Feng's tribulation and its implications for the Primordial World.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Feng successfully withstands most of his lightning tribulation but is overwhelmed by a sudden surge of lightning bolts at the end.
• He falls to the ground, seemingly dead, and a crater forms where he lands.
• The Heavenly Emperor Haotian and other celestial beings watch the event, with some expressing regret or displeasure at Wu Feng's apparent death.
• A white fox near the crater expresses belief that Wu Feng is still alive.
• Thousand-Mile Eye uses his divine sight to check on Wu Feng, who is found alive and well at the bottom of the crater.
• Wu Feng sends a message to the Heavenly Court, questioning Haotian's intentions and threatening him.

Character Developments

• Wu Feng: Survives his lightning tribulation due to the power of the Red Carp Demon Blood, demonstrating his resilience and potential.
• Heavenly Emperor Haotian: Shows schadenfreude at Wu Feng's tribulation, revealing his insecurity about Wu Feng's power and potential threat to his position.
• White Fox: Shows intelligence and intuition by believing Wu Feng is still alive and expressing it vocally.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and threats to authority (Haotian's insecurity about Wu Feng).
• Resilience and survival against overwhelming odds (Wu Feng's survival of the tribulation).
• The unknown and unexpected (Wu Feng's survival and the Red Carp Demon Blood's abilities).

Character Interactions

• Wu Feng and Heavenly Emperor Haotian: Their interaction highlights Haotian's insecurity and Wu Feng's determination and threat to Haotian's power.
• Wu Feng and the White Fox: The fox's belief in Wu Feng's survival foreshadows his resilience and hints at a potential connection between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Feng confronts Heavenly Emperor Haotian, who had been spying on him and wishing for his death.
• Haotian is forced to apologize to Wu Feng in front of the Heavenly Court.
• Wu Feng warns Haotian that if he fails in his duties, he will take his position.
• A White Fox approaches Wu Feng, expressing a desire to follow him and cultivate.
• Wu Feng agrees to help the White Fox cultivate into human form and takes it in as his maid.

Character Developments

• Wu Feng: Shows his power and fearlessness by confronting Haotian. He also demonstrates mercy and kindness by taking in the White Fox and agreeing to help it cultivate.
• Heavenly Emperor Haotian: Reveals his malicious nature and fear of Wu Feng. He is forced to apologize and acknowledge Wu Feng's power.
• White Fox: Initially timid and hesitant, it gains confidence and determination after Wu Feng agrees to help it cultivate.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The chapter explores the power struggle between Wu Feng and Haotian, with Wu Feng ultimately asserting his dominance.
• Redemption and Second Chances: The White Fox's story reflects this theme, as Wu Feng gives it a chance to cultivate and improve its life.

Character Interactions

• Wu Feng and Haotian: Their interaction highlights the power imbalance between them, with Haotian cowed by Wu Feng's strength.
• Wu Feng and the White Fox: Wu Feng's kindness and willingness to help the White Fox contrast with his stern demeanor towards Haotian, showing his complexity as a character.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wu Feng helps Xiao Bai, a white fox, transform into human form.
• Xiao Bai transforms into an exceptionally beautiful woman, surpassing even the Four Beauties of the Heavens in Wu Feng's eyes.
• Wu Feng accepts Xiao Bai as his maid, promising to protect her.
• Fahai and Sun Wukong catch up to Tang Sanzang's group, who are approaching a bustling city.

Character Developments

• Wu Feng: Shows kindness and acceptance towards Xiao Bai, revealing his easygoing nature.
• Xiao Bai: Transforms into a stunningly beautiful human, expressing gratitude and devotion to Wu Feng.
• Tang Sanzang's group: Continue their journey westward, nearing a city.

Significant Themes

• Transformation and acceptance: Xiao Bai's transformation into human form and Wu Feng's acceptance of him.
• Devotion and gratitude: Xiao Bai's emotional response to Wu Feng's kindness.

Character Interactions

• Wu Feng and Xiao Bai: Wu Feng helps Xiao Bai transform, admires his beauty, and accepts him as his maid. Xiao Bai expresses devotion and gratitude to Wu Feng.
• Fahai and Sun Wukong: Catch up to Tang Sanzang's group, with Marshal Tian Peng greeting them warmly.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tang Sanzang and his disciples encounter a group of fleeing monks in Chechi Kingdom.
• They learn that the kingdom's emperor reveres Taoism and considers Buddhism a heresy, persecuting monks.
• A general leads soldiers to capture and kill the fleeing monks, with Sun Wukong and Fahai intervening.
• Sun Wukong and Fahai decide not to kill the soldiers, but to injure them instead, following Tang Sanzang's order not to take lives.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong: Shows anger and impatience at the injustice towards the monks, but respects Tang Sanzang's order not to kill.
• Fahai: Demonstrates calmness and strategic thinking, suggesting they injure the soldiers instead of killing them.
• The Monk: Displays despair and helplessness in the face of persecution, questioning the purpose of his Zen practice.

Significant Themes

• Persecution of Buddhists: Highlights the discrimination and violence faced by Buddhists in Chechi Kingdom.
• The Power of One: Explores the idea that one person can make a difference, as seen in Sun Wukong's intervention.
• Buddhist Precepts: Tang Sanzang's order not to kill emphasizes the importance of adhering to Buddhist principles.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang: Sun Wukong shows respect for Tang Sanzang's order, but also expresses his frustration with the situation.
• Sun Wukong and Fahai: They work together to decide on a course of action, with Fahai providing a more strategic approach.
• The Monk and Sun Wukong: The monk initially expresses doubt in Sun Wukong's ability to help, but later looks up to him in shock when he intervenes.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong and Fahai severely injure a general and soldiers, demonstrating their power.
• A Goat Demon disguised as the Grand National Teacher of Chechi Kingdom arrives and attacks Sun Wukong.
• Fahai intervenes, using his palm techniques to overwhelm the Goat Demon.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong: Shows no mercy towards those who threaten him or his companions.
• Fahai: Reveals his immense power and skill, easily overpowering the Goat Demon.
• The Goat Demon: Displays his true form and cultivation level, but is quickly defeated.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics: The Goat Demon's disguise and influence highlight the power of perception and manipulation.
• Consequences of actions: The soldiers' actions against the monks have severe repercussions.
• Strength vs. deception: The Goat Demon's reliance on his image and influence is no match for the raw power of Sun Wukong and Fahai.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Fahai: Work together to subdue the Goat Demon, showing a united front.
• The Goat Demon and the crowd: The Goat Demon's reputation is challenged, and the crowd's faith in him is shaken.
• Tang Sanzang and Marshal Tian Peng: Their disagreement is further emphasized, with Marshal Tian Peng showing disdain for Tang Sanzang's compassion.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong and Fahai fight against a Goat Demon, who is a Daoist priest but actually a demon.
• Tang Sanzang stops Wukong from killing the Goat Demon with the Golden Fillet Spell.
• The Goat Demon escapes after a fierce battle, vowing to return with his seniors.
• Fahai scolds Tang Sanzang for protecting demons and causing Wukong's suffering.

Character Developments

• Tang Sanzang: Shows naivety and lack of understanding about demons, causing trouble for his disciples.
• Sun Wukong: Suffers due to Tang Sanzang's actions but endures, understanding the importance of completing the journey.
• Fahai: Demonstrates his strength and anger towards Tang Sanzang's actions, revealing his disapproval of Tathagata's teachings.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between good and evil, with demons disguised as Daoist priests.
• The consequences of naivety and lack of discernment, as seen in Tang Sanzang's actions.
• The importance of understanding and enlightenment, as hinted by Fahai's words.

Character Interactions

• Tang Sanzang and Sun Wukong: Their relationship is strained due to Tang Sanzang's actions, with Wukong feeling resentment and unwillingness.
• Fahai and Tang Sanzang: Fahai expresses his anger and disapproval towards Tang Sanzang's actions, leading to a tense interaction.
• Fahai and the Young Monk: Fahai challenges the young monk's beliefs about Tathagata, causing confusion and argument.

Key Plot Points & Events

• The group, now including Fahai, encounters a young monk who refuses to join them due to his distrust of Fahai and his belief in the Buddha Ancestor's teachings.
• They decide to disguise themselves to enter Chechi Kingdom, as monks are not welcomed there.
• Fahai uses his money to buy clothes for the group, highlighting his pragmatic approach to Buddhist principles.

Character Developments

• Fahai: Reveals his wealth and pragmatic approach to Buddhist teachings, showing flexibility in adhering to principles while maintaining his moral compass.
• Tang Sanzang: Shows anxiety about not having money for necessities, highlighting his strict adherence to Buddhist precepts.
• Sun Wukong: Defends his past actions, showing a mix of pride and defensiveness.

Significant Themes

• Flexibility vs. Rigidity: Fahai's pragmatic approach contrasts with Tang Sanzang's strict adherence to Buddhist teachings.
• Money's Role: The group's need for money to buy clothes highlights the practical necessities of life that even monks must deal with.

Character Interactions

• Fahai & Sun Wukong: Their exchange reveals Fahai's astuteness and Sun Wukong's defensiveness about his past actions.
• Tang Sanzang & Fahai: Their differing views on money and flexibility in principles are highlighted.
• Marshal Tian Peng & Juan Lian: Their banter reveals their sibling-like relationship, with Juan Lian teasing Marshal Tian Peng.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group arrives at Chechi Kingdom and sees a notice promoting Taoism and persecuting Buddhists.
• They witness monks being forced into hard labor and abused at a construction site near the imperial palace.
• Tang Sanzang and his disciples enter the imperial palace to meet the King and exchange their Travel Pass.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong becomes increasingly angry at the mistreatment of monks in Chechi Kingdom.
• Tang Sanzang maintains his composure and decides to meet the King first before intervening.
• Fahai shows wisdom and restraint, advising Sun Wukong to wait until they have exchanged their Travel Pass.

Significant Themes

• The persecution of Buddhists and the promotion of Taoism in Chechi Kingdom.
• The power dynamics between different religious groups and the government.
• The struggle of Buddhist monks and their resilience under oppression.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang: Sun Wukong wants to intervene immediately, but Tang Sanzang advises waiting until they meet the King.
• Tang Sanzang and the King of Chechi Kingdom: The King greets Tang Sanzang warmly due to his connection with the Great Tang, but avoids discussing the mistreatment of monks.
• Sun Wukong and the King of Chechi Kingdom: Sun Wukong expresses his displeasure at the King's treatment of monks, while the King remains evasive.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang's group arrive at Chechi Kingdom, where they find the King favoring Daoist National Teachers over Buddhist monks.
• The King accuses the monks of causing natural disasters and claims his three National Teachers have brought prosperity to the kingdom.
• Sun Wukong and the National Teachers engage in a heated argument, with the National Teachers challenging Sun Wukong to a rain-summoning contest.
• Sun Wukong accepts the bet, and his Primordial Spirit leaves his body to stir up the East Sea, requesting the East Sea Dragon King to make it rain.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong shows confidence in his ability to summon rain, hinting at a hidden power or knowledge.
• The King of Chechi Kingdom is revealed to be biased and easily influenced by the National Teachers.
• The National Teachers exhibit arrogance and cunning, suggesting they have been manipulating the King and the kingdom's affairs.

Significant Themes

• The conflict between Buddhism and Daoism, with each side claiming orthodoxy and accusing the other of deceit.
• The power dynamics between demons and humans, with the demons posing as National Teachers to gain influence and resources.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and the National Teachers engage in a verbal sparring match, with Sun Wukong maintaining a calm and confident demeanor.
• Fahai shows trust in Sun Wukong's abilities and supports him against the National Teachers.
• The East Sea Dragon King and Sun Wukong have a brief interaction, with the Dragon King showing reluctance to follow Sun Wukong's orders.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong forces the East Sea Dragon King to bring rain to Chechi Kingdom.
• The Dragon King appears in the sky, confirming Sun Wukong's role in summoning the rain.
• The King of Chechi Kingdom acknowledges Sun Wukong's divine status.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong demonstrates his power and influence, commanding the Dragon King.
• The East Sea Dragon King shows deference to Sun Wukong.
• The King of Chechi Kingdom is impressed by Sun Wukong's abilities.

Significant Themes

• Divine intervention and its impact on mortals.
• The power dynamics between divine beings and mortals.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong asserts his dominance over the East Sea Dragon King.
• The King of Chechi Kingdom interacts with Sun Wukong, acknowledging his divine status.
• The three National Teachers argue with Sun Wukong, trying to discredit his rain-summoning.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong, Tang Sanzang, and Fahai arrive at Chechi Kingdom's palace.
• Sun Wukong summons rain to prove his power, angering the National Teachers.
• Tang Sanzang requests the King to stop persecuting monks, but the Third National Teacher opposes this.
• Sun Wukong challenges the National Teachers to a magical duel, with the loser accepting defeat.
• The duel is decided to be a beheading contest, with Sun Wukong volunteering to go first.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong demonstrates his power and confidence, provoking the National Teachers.
• Tang Sanzang shows concern for the persecuted monks and remains calm despite the National Teachers' threats.
• Fahai acts as a mediator, suggesting a magical duel to resolve the conflict.

Significant Themes

• The power struggle between Buddhists and Daoists (represented by Sun Wukong and the National Teachers).
• The persecution of monks and the spread of Buddhism.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and the National Teachers: Sun Wukong's actions anger and provoke the National Teachers, leading to the magical duel.
• Tang Sanzang and the King of Chechi Kingdom: Tang Sanzang requests the King to stop persecuting monks, but the King is hesitant and influenced by the National Teachers.
• Sun Wukong and Fahai: They work together to challenge the National Teachers, with Fahai acting as a strategist and Sun Wukong as the confident fighter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong nonchalantly lies on the execution block, allowing the executioner to sever his head multiple times, only to regrow it each time.
• The Second National Teacher bets that Sun Wukong can't match his decapitation skill, which allows his severed head to return to his body.
• Sun Wukong and the Second National Teacher engage in a decapitation contest, with the Second National Teacher claiming his ability is more genuine as it causes bleeding.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong demonstrates his Head-Growing Technique, showcasing his power and nonchalance.
• The Second National Teacher reveals his ability to recall his severed head, displaying his confidence and arrogance.

Significant Themes

• Power and its demonstration: Both Sun Wukong and the Second National Teacher use their abilities to assert dominance and prove their worth.
• The nature of divine abilities: The characters discuss and compare the true nature of their abilities, highlighting the differences between their techniques.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and the Second National Teacher engage in a competitive exchange, each trying to outdo the other.
• Tang Sanzang expresses concern about the outcome, while the King of Chechi Kingdom and his guards show curiosity and amazement at the display of power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Second National Teacher's head is severed, but he survives due to a golden collar around his neck.
• Fahai, in disguise as an eagle, snatches the Second National Teacher's head mid-air.
• The First National Teacher pursues Fahai, but Fahai outmaneuvers him and escapes with the head.

Character Developments

• The Second National Teacher's divine ability is revealed, allowing him to survive decapitation.
• Fahai demonstrates his cunning and combat skills by transforming into an eagle and outsmarting the First National Teacher.

Significant Themes

• The power of transformation and disguise, as seen in Fahai's eagle form.
• The importance of quick thinking and adaptability, shown by Fahai's ability to capitalize on the situation.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong hinders the Third National Teacher, preventing him from assisting the First National Teacher.
• Fahai and the First National Teacher engage in an aerial battle, showcasing their respective skills and strategies.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fahai, in his hawk form, escapes from the First National Teacher.
• The Second National Teacher (Great Immortal Lu Li) is beheaded by an eagle, which Fahai implies is a trick.
• The First National Teacher and the Third National Teacher challenge Sun Wukong and Fahai to a best-of-three life-or-death duel.

Character Developments

• The First and Third National Teachers show their true colors as demons, willing to risk their lives to maintain their influence over the King of Chechi.
• Sun Wukong demonstrates confidence in his abilities and willingness to take risks.
• Tang Sanzang shows concern for his disciples' safety and the mission's success.

Significant Themes

• The theme of deception and true intentions continues, with the National Teachers' true forms revealed.
• The theme of risk and consequence is highlighted as the characters agree to a life-or-death duel.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Fahai work together, showing mutual respect and trust in each other's abilities.
• The National Teachers' interactions reveal their desperation and willingness to do anything to maintain their power.
• Tang Sanzang's concern for his disciples shows his growing attachment to them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The First National Teacher demands retribution for his Second Martial Brother's death.
• Sun Wukong and the Third National Teacher engage in a boiling oil pit contest.
• Sun Wukong, unfazed, jumps into the boiling oil and falls asleep.
• The First National Teacher orders more firewood to intensify the flames.
• Fahai's Primordial Spirit investigates and discovers that Sun Wukong's oil pot is at room temperature.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong demonstrates his extraordinary resilience and nonchalance in the face of danger.
• The Third National Teacher reveals his sheep's head tattoo and his ability to withstand boiling oil.
• Fahai shows concern for Sun Wukong's well-being and uses his Primordial Spirit to investigate the oil pot's temperature.

Significant Themes

• The power of resilience and adaptability in the face of adversity (Sun Wukong's ability to sleep in the boiling oil pit).
• The use of unconventional methods to gain an advantage (Sun Wukong's unusual approach to the contest).

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and the Third National Teacher engage in a tense standoff, with Sun Wukong's nonchalant behavior provoking the Third National Teacher.
• Fahai shows concern for Sun Wukong's well-being, indicating a level of camaraderie or respect between them.
• The First National Teacher and the King of Chechi Kingdom watch the contest anxiously, with the King showing tension and the First National Teacher growing increasingly frustrated.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sun Wukong and Great Immortal Yangli's bet continues with no clear winner.
• Red Boy, now with a more sinister appearance and enhanced Samadhi True Fire, reappears through a spatial rift.
• Red Boy attempts to sabotage Sun Wukong's oil pot, increasing its temperature.
• Fahai engages Red Boy, recognizing him but noticing he doesn't remember their previous encounter.

Character Developments

• Sun Wukong remains confident in his ability to withstand the oil pot's heat.
• Fahai demonstrates his vigilance and quick response to the new threat.
• Red Boy's appearance and powers have changed, suggesting he's been through significant events.

Significant Themes

• The power of divine abilities and their limits.
• The consequences of underestimating opponents.
• The theme of transformation and change, both in appearance and abilities.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Great Immortal Yangli continue their silent standoff.
• Fahai and Red Boy engage in a brief skirmish, with Fahai showing concern for Sun Wukong's safety.
• The King of Chechi Kingdom and the First National Teacher discuss ending the bet, showing their growing impatience.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Red Boy, now aligned with an alien world's ruler, attacks Fahai using the Samadhi True Fire.
• Sun Wukong intervenes, revealing immunity to the Samadhi True Fire due to the Clear Heart Ice Soul Pearl.
• Fahai sneak-attacks Red Boy with his Vajra Demon Subduing Fist, injuring him.

Character Developments

• Red Boy: Has grown stronger and now serves an alien world's ruler, the Evil Emperor.
• Sun Wukong: Has obtained the Clear Heart Ice Soul Pearl, granting him immunity to the Nine Great Alien Fires.
• Fahai: Demonstrates his cunning by launching a surprise attack on Red Boy.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Nine Great Alien Fires and the Clear Heart Ice Soul Pearl.
• The influence of the alien world's ruler, the Evil Emperor, on Red Boy.
• The importance of strategy and cunning in combat, as shown by Fahai's sneak attack.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Red Boy: Sun Wukong teases Red Boy, trying to understand his motives and provoke him into revealing more about the Evil Emperor.
• Fahai and Red Boy: Fahai takes advantage of Red Boy's distraction to launch a surprise attack, injuring him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Red Boy's Samadhi True Fire is used to heat the oil pot, killing Great Immortal Yangli.
• Fahai retrieves a small white dragon from the oil pot, revealing it to everyone.

Character Developments

• Red Boy: Despite his initial defiance, he complies with Sun Wukong's demand to heat the oil pot, showing a hint of fear and desperation.
• Great Immortal Yangli: Dies tragically in the oil pot, revealing his vulnerability despite his powerful magic.
• The First National Teacher: Shows anger and ruthlessness upon Great Immortal Yangli's death, and his heretical arts are hinted at.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and manipulation: Sun Wukong and Fahai manipulate Red Boy to achieve their goal.
• Vulnerability and hidden weaknesses: Great Immortal Yangli's death reveals his hidden weakness.
• Secrets and revelations: The small white dragon's true form is revealed, hinting at the First National Teacher's heretical arts.

Character Interactions

• Sun Wukong and Red Boy: Sun Wukong manipulates Red Boy into using his Samadhi True Fire to heat the oil pot.
• Fahai and The First National Teacher: Fahai repels The First National Teacher and retrieves the small white dragon, hinting at his heretical arts.