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The answer to the 86th chapter of Journey to the West

The answer to the 86th chapter of Journey to the West

2026-07-16 03:36
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In the 86th chapter of Journey to the West, the Great Sage Sun led a horse and carried a load to find his master. He asked Bajie and Monk Sand where his master was going. Bajie said that he was fighting the demon, and his master was watched by Monk Sand and Monk Walker. Monk Sand said that his master was still on the horse when he went to fight the demon. Monkey found that he had fallen into the fairy's plum blossom plan and his master had been kidnapped. The three of them had no choice but to enter the mountain to search. After walking for about 30 miles, they saw a cave abode called "Hidden Fog Mountain's Broken Mountain Chain Cave". Bajie broke the stone door. The little demon reported to the old monster. The vanguard came out to check. He recognized Bajie and thought he was incompetent. This time, it showed the twists and turns of the battle of wits and courage between Tang Sanzang and the demon, reflecting the cunning of the demon and the mutual cooperation and concern between the master and the disciple. Read more exciting novels for free

Journey of the Fate Destroying Emperor

Journey of the Fate Destroying Emperor

After being reincarnated in a world of Gods, Demons, and Great Emperors, Wang Wei embarks on a journey to bear Heaven Mandate, proves the Dao, and proclaims himself a Great Emperor--a Supreme Being that overlooked Myriad World and Races. However, his Dao involves despising fate and its encompassing glory. So what awaits our protagonist on his journey full of vicissitudes to defy and even control fate? While he controls the fate of countless races and worlds, is fate playing with him? Can he escape the very shackles of fate that he controls? Better Synopsys: After an unknown cosmic accident that enveloped the Earth, Wang Wei was reincarnated into a magical world of spiritual cultivation. This world was composed of powerful Demons, cunning and brutal Devils, ruthless and indifferent Gods, detached and ethereal Immortals. More Importantly, Great Emperors--Supreme Beings that stand above everyone and everything, even life and death itself. Despite being born in one of the most powerful sects in the world, Wang Wei was placed under tremendous pressure when so many expectations were placed on him by his sect due to the fact they have not cultivated a Great Emperor for countless millennia--an act which threatened the fundamental status of his family, friends, and sect. On top of that, Wang Wei was not one of the chosen few of this world that was granted special gifts by Heaven, thus further aggravating his circumstances. However, he did not retreat in the face of adversity. With the mindset that “If Heaven does not give me, I shall take it for myself”, Wang Wei begins to plan his rise to the top with a brilliant tactical mind and the help of his mysterious soul so that one day he will become a Great Emperor that not only control his fate but the fate of all lives in existence. This story has a similar setting as Emperor Dominion, I am a True Villain, and Scoring the Sacred Body of the Ancients from the Get-go. If you enjoy this type of story, then you will enjoy my story. The first 30 chapters or so have many problems story-wise, so please bear with it as I was just beginning as a writer. However, I promise the story gets better afterward. Discord:https://discord.gg/bnsezTApeY Go check out my Pa.tr.eon: .https://www.patréon.com/LazySageDao Or just go into the site and search for my author name (LazySageDao). So, go and support me if you can. Warnings: No Young Master and Face Slapping. Disclaimer: The image on the cover does not belong to me. If the original author wants me to take it down, just leave a comment in one of the new chapters of the book.
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What is the answer to the 48th chapter of Journey to the West?

In the forty-eighth chapter of Journey to the West, the people of the Tan Village carried the sacrifices such as pigs and sheep, along with Sun Wukong and Bajie, to the Temple of Inspiration, and set up young boys and girls as sacrifices. Bajie wanted to leave, but Monkey thought it would be better to fulfill his wish. When the monster came, Bajie showed his true form and fought with the monster. The monster fled. Later, the monster listened to the advice of the mandarin fish woman to close the river in the snow. Tang Sanzang ignored her advice and wanted to cross the river. After Bajie tried to cross the river on ice, the four of them were trapped in the river by the monster. Wukong jumped out and Tang Sanzang was captured. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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2026-07-16 10:35

The summary of the 99th chapter of Journey to the West!

The 99th chapter of Journey to the West tells the story of Sun Wukong leading Tang Sanzang, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand to India to obtain Buddhist scriptures. On their journey, they encountered the Bull Demon King, the Demon King, and other obstacles. Finally, through Sun Wukong's wisdom and courage, they successfully obtained the true scripture. In this chapter, it also narrated the love story between Sun Wukong and Princess Iron Fan, as well as the friendship and mutual help between him and Monk Sand.

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2024-09-13 01:13

Title of the 40th chapter of Journey to the West

The title of the 40th chapter of Journey to the West was " The Baby's Play Transforms the Zen Heart into a Chaotic Ape Saber, Returning to the Wood Mother." <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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2026-07-18 17:40

The answer to the eighth chapter of Journey to the West

The main content of the eighth chapter of Journey to the West was as follows: After Tathagata subdued Sun Wukong, he returned to Spirited Mountain. He did not know how long it had been, but he felt that half a thousand years had passed in the mortal world. One day, the Tathagata Buddha held the Yue Laan Bon Meeting. He talked about the good and evil of the living beings in the four continents. Dongsheng Shenzhou respected heaven and earth, and his heart was calm and peaceful; North Kulu Island, although good at killing, was to make a living, and his nature was clumsy and distant; West Niuhezhou was not greedy and did not kill, but cultivated the spirit and hid the spirit; South Shanbu Island was greedy and happy, killing and fighting, which was a fierce field of words and a sea of evil. He had the Three Tripitaka True Scriptures (the first collection of the Dharma is about talking about the sky, the second collection of the Dharma is about talking about the earth, and the third collection of the scriptures is about saving ghosts. There are 35 volumes in total and 15,144 volumes). He could persuade people to do good and send them to the East. However, the living beings in the East were stupid and did not know the essence of the Dharma. He needed a person with magical power to go to the East to find a good faith and let him go through thousands of mountains and rivers to seek the true scriptures. Guan Yin Bodhisattva accepted the order and left. Guanyin Bodhisattva left Spirited Mountain with Hui 'an Traveler to Tang of the East. On the way, they subdued Sha Wujing, Marshal Zhu Wuneng, and Ao Lie, the Third Prince of the Dragon King of the West Sea. He asked them to protect the person who was going to fetch the scriptures from the West to atone for their sins. When they arrived in Chang 'an, the Great Tang Dynasty, Guanyin Bodhisattva turned into a wandering monk with scabies and brought Hui' an to sell cassocks and sticks. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty invited her into the palace after hearing this. Guanyin displayed the magical aspects of the cassock and the staff. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty wanted to buy them, but Guanyin said that she would only give them to the fated. Prime Minister Xiao Yu petitioned eminent monks to preach Buddhism. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty decided to recruit eminent monks from all over the world to hold a water and land Dharma Assembly. Guanyin Bodhisattva took the opportunity to show her true body. After that, Guanyin recommended Master Xuanzang (the reincarnation of the Golden Cicada, with great virtue and wisdom) to Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Taizong summoned Master Xuanzang, gave him a cassock and a staff, and made him his royal brother. He ordered him to go to the Western Heaven to learn scriptures. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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2026-07-30 08:49

Journey to the West Chapter 70: Questions and Answer

The following are some questions and answers about the 70th chapter of Journey to the West: ** 1. Plot related questions ** 1. [Question: In chapter seventieth, where did the demon vanguard that Sun Wukong encountered come from?] ** Answer **: The demon vanguard came from the Xiezhi Cave of Qilin Mountain and was the vanguard of the Great Lord Sai Tai Sui. 2. [Question: What is the purpose of the demon vanguard here?] [Answer: I am here to take two palace maids to serve the Divine Golden Empress.] 3. [Question: What was the result of the battle between Sun Wukong and the demon vanguard?] [Answer: Sun Wukong broke the demon's spear into two with his iron rod. The demon panicked and lost his life. He turned the wind and fled to the west.] 4. [Question: What happened after the battle?] [Answer: After the battle, Tang Sanzang helped the Sovereign King out of the underground cave of the Demon Avoiding Tower. The sky was clear and there was no evil spirit.] The king toasted Sun Wukong. Before Sun Wukong could reply, an official came to report that the west gate was on fire. Sun Wukong put out the demon fire with the golden cup and wine in the air (that was the fire set by the demon after it fled to the west). Then, another official reported that the fire at the west gate was put out by a heavy rain, and the street was filled with the smell of alcohol. After that, the king wanted to invite Sanzang and the other three to the main hall and had the intention of giving up the throne. Sun Wukong did not accept it. He was also worried that the demon would go back to report and mobilize a large number of people to disturb the people. He wanted to take the initiative to fight and recapture the Golden Divine Lady, so he asked the king about the distance to the demon's cave. The king said that he had sent someone to inquire about it and it would take more than 50 days to travel back and forth. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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2026-07-19 17:08

The good lyrics from the 10th to 17th chapter of Journey to the West

The good words in the tenth chapter of Journey to the West are: talk loudly, not afraid of the slightest, dignified, anxious and careful, hazy, vigorous, crying, trembling, hesitant, vague, walking elegantly, phoenix eyes and dragon eyes, panic, etc. The seventeenth chapter did not find any good words explicitly mentioned. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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2026-07-16 13:54

How to write the outline of the 50th to 100th chapter of Journey to the West

The summary of chapters 50 to 100 is as follows: ** I. Plot related to the Green Bull Spirit (Chapter 50-Chapter 52)** 1. From the 50th chapter onwards, Wukong encountered the green bull spirit. After he went to heaven to investigate and found nothing, he asked Li Jing and his son, Lei Gong, Fire God, and Water God to help him. However, most of the divine weapons were taken away, and the little monkey that had turned into hair was also taken away. Wukong turned into a fly and sneaked into the cave to steal the ring. Although he did not succeed, he got the Jingu Staff again and threw it out of the cave. 2. In the fifty-second chapter, the demon and Wukong fought until the evening and returned to the cave to rest. Wukong took advantage of the night to enter the cave to steal the weapons of the gods and set fire to most of the demons. However, the next morning, the weapons of the gods were taken away again, and only the weapon of Water Count was not lost. Wukong asked Tathagata. Tathagata ordered the eighteen arhats to take the golden cinnabar to help fight. The golden cinnabar was also taken away. Finally, the dragon and tiger told Wukong to visit Laojun, who subdued the green bull spirit. ** 2. Drinking the Zimu River Water by Mistake (Chapter 53)** Tang Sanzang and Bajie mistakenly drank the water of the Zimu River and became pregnant. Wukong found Poer Cave on Mount Jieyang under the guidance of a village woman. He asked Red Boy's uncle, True Immortal Ruyi, for the spring water of the Fetus Fall, but was rejected. When Wukong tried to get water from the True Immortal, he was repeatedly harassed and failed. Later, he asked Monk Sand for help. He only managed to get the water back after he lured it away. ** III. Plot of the Kingdom of Women (Chapter 54-Chapter 55)** 1. In the fifty-fourth chapter, the daughter of the king heard that the master and his disciples had gone to Yingyang Posthouse outside the city. She wanted to recruit Tang Sanzang as her husband and sent the Grand Tutor to propose marriage. Wukong agreed on behalf of Tang Sanzang. The Queen took the master and disciples into the palace. After the banquet, they exchanged customs documents and urged the three disciples to set off. Tang Sanzang invited the Queen to see him off outside the city and took the opportunity to get rid of the Queen. However, he was taken away by a woman who flashed by the roadside. 2. In the fifty-fifth round, the three disciples chased to Pipa Cave of Poisonous Enemy Mountain. Wukong turned into a bee and entered the cave to interrupt the scorpion spirit's teasing of Tang Sanzang. He met up with Bajie and fought against him. Wukong was stung on the head and defeated. The next morning, Wukong entered the cave again to find out that Tang Sanzang's primordial yang was not lost. He met Bajie again and fought against him. Bajie's mouth was stung and defeated. Later, Guanyin instructed Wukong to invite the Pleiades Star Officer. Two cocks killed the scorpion spirit. ** 4. The God of Madness Executes the Bandits and the Real Monkey King (Chapter 56-Chapter 58)** 1. In the fifty-sixth chapter, Tang Sanzang was hung on a tree by a group of thieves because his horse was frightened and left the team. Wukong rushed to the small monk to save Tang Sanzang and killed two thieves to scare the thieves away. The master and his disciples stayed at the old man's house at night. They did not know that the old man's son was one of the thieves. That night, the son led the thieves home to seek money to kill the master and his disciples. Wukong beat the dead and wounded all over the ground with his club. He cut off the son's head and handed it to Tang Sanzang. Tang Sanzang chanted a spell to drive Wukong away. 2. In the fifty-seventh chapter, Wukong was detained when he paid a visit to Guanyin. When Bajie and Monk Sand were fasting and looking for water, the fake Wukong appeared and knocked out the Tang Priest and snatched his luggage. Monk Sand went to Huaguo Mountain to ask for luggage, but was refused and killed the fake Monk Sand. He fled to the South China Sea to see Guanyin. When he saw Wukong beside him, he raised his staff and beat him. Guanyin persuaded Monk Sand to accompany Wukong to Huaguo Mountain to identify demons. 3. In the fifty-eighth chapter, Wukong abandoned Monk Sand and fought with the fake Wukong. Monk Sand did not find his luggage and returned to Tang Sanzang. The two monkeys fought from Huaguo Mountain to Luojia Mountain, Divine Wind Palace, Tang Sanzang's place and Senluo Hall. It was difficult to tell whether they were real or fake. Finally, they fought to Lingshan Mountain. The fake Wukong was told by Tathagata that he looked like a six-eared macaque. Wukong killed him and Guanyin sent Wukong back to the team. ** 5. Blazing Mountain Borrowing the Banana Fan (Chapter 59-Chapter 60)** 1. In the fifty-ninth chapter, Tang Sanzang's path was blocked by the Flaming Mountain. With the guidance and encouragement of the mountain people and the woodcutter, Wukong went to the Banana Cave of Cuiyun Mountain to borrow a fan from Rakshasi (Red Boy's mother). He was rejected and sent to the place of Lingji Bodhisattva fifty thousand miles away. Wukong returned to borrow the fan again after getting the Wind Stabilizing Pill. After being unable to be fanned, Rakshasi closed her cave and did not come out. Wukong turned into an insect and flew into the cave to be drunk under the tea. Rakshasi had a stomachache and offered a fake fan. After Wukong failed to extinguish the fire, the earth pointed to find the Bull Demon King. 2. In the 60th chapter, Wukong went to the Moyun Cave of Jilei Mountain and found the Bull Demon King who married into Princess Jade-faced's family. He borrowed his fan and was rejected before fighting. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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2026-07-16 05:10

What was the 18th chapter of Journey to the West about?

The 18th chapter of Journey to the West, Wukong Subduing Demons, mainly described the battle between Sun Wukong, the Bull Demon King, Princess Iron Fan, and others. This time, Sun Wukong learned that the Iron Fan Princess was using the Bull Demon King's power to find secrets related to him, so he went to the Bull Demon King's cave to look for clues. In the exchange with the Bull Demon King, Sun Wukong learned some secrets of the Iron Fan Princess and decided to join forces with the Bull Demon King to fight against the Iron Fan Princess. In the battle, Sun Wukong used many unique skills and magical powers such as Fiery Eyes, Seventy-two Transformations, etc. Finally, he successfully defeated Princess Iron Fan and Bull Demon King and drove them out of the demon world. This was also one of the most representative plots in Journey to the West. It showed Sun Wukong's intelligence, wit, bravery, and indomitable spirit, leaving a deep impression on the readers.

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2024-09-12 06:00
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