Now that Sun Wukong kept swindling compensation out of the Buddhist Sect, it was time for him to die.
Someone as proud and arrogant as Sun Wukong had been manipulated from the moment he was born. Could he bear it once he learned the truth?
Besides, Sun Wukong was wild and defiant, and had offended far too many people-the Jade Emperor, the Primordial Heavenly Venerable, Laozi, and so on. For the sake of the scripture pilgrimage, they would not do anything to him.
But once the pilgrimage ended, they might well turn against the Buddhist Sect because of Sun Wukong!
Tathagata declaring the real Wukong to be the Six-Eared Macaque on Spirit Mountain was a matter worth pondering.
All the great deities knew who the Six-Eared Macaque was.
To speak of the Six-Eared Macaque, one first had to discuss the saying, "The Dharma is not transmitted to six ears."
First of all, the Six-Eared Macaque had been born extremely early, at the time of Hongjun's first sermon.
His cultivation had been too low for him to attend the sermon at the Purple Heaven Palace, so he had used his innate divine ability to eavesdrop on Hongjun’s Dao Lecture. In the end, Hongjun had issued a decree throughout the Three Realms: "The Dharma is not transmitted to six ears."
Considering the Six-Eared Macaque's innate talent, one could imagine just how little in this world could be hidden from him.
If he could even eavesdrop on Hongjun’s Dao Lecture, what else could be kept from him?
Even if the Six-Eared Macaque had stumbled through all these years without much magic power, he was sharp-minded. He certainly knew the circumstances of every faction.
Could the Six-Eared Macaque possibly not know what the Journey to the West meant?
There was no believing that, with