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In Journey to the West, the Jade Emperor's surname was not Zhang, but Gao. In the novel, the Jade Emperor was an immortal under the Haotian Pagoda and the supreme god of Taoism. He was called "General Heaven Duke" and was the ruler of Taoism. His duty was to manage all things in the world and maintain the peace and stability of the world. In the novel, the Jade Emperor didn't have a specific surname. He was just called "Jade Emperor" or "General Heaven Duke".

The saying that the old man of the West was a place where the jade rabbit could watch for free was probably a wrong description or a joke. Journey to the West was a classic Chinese novel. There was no mention of the character Laozi or the Jade Rabbit. The Jade Rabbit may be a fictional character or place in Journey to the West, but it has no direct relationship with Laozi. If you have any more accurate information or questions, please let me know.

In the novel Journey to the West, the Jade Emperor and Tathagata were both important characters, but their status and influence were slightly different. The Jade Emperor was the master of Taoism, the supreme leader of the immortals, and the ruler of the Heaven Realm. He had incomparably powerful power and status. In the novel, he had a very high status as an important figure among the immortals and was also one of the highest leaders on the way to the Western Paradise to obtain the scriptures. Tathagata was the Buddha in Buddhism, and was considered one of the most intelligent and capable beings in the universe. He came to the human world through a mysterious force and helped Tang Sanzang and his party complete their mission on the way to the Western Paradise to obtain scriptures. Tathagata also had a very high status in the novel. He was the absolute authority in Buddhism and an important figure among the immortals. Although the Jade Emperor and Tathagata were both important figures in the Heaven Realm, Tathagata had greater influence in Buddhism while the Jade Emperor had more status and influence in Taoism. However, in the end, who had a better position in the novel still needed to be analyzed according to the specific plot and character setting.

The Jade Emperor in Journey to the West was not a real surname but a title. In the novel, the character of the Jade Emperor was a Taoist immortal named Zhang Fuliu. Through cultivation, he had obtained the ability to control everything in the world. In the novel, the position of the Jade Emperor was decided by the four disciples of Tang Sanzang to show the charm of Buddhism to the world, so Zhang Fuliu took up this position. Although the Jade Emperor's surname was not Zhang, he played a very important role in the novel and was an important character in the novel.

The Jade Pool of the Queen Mother of the West was an important plot and setting in the Grave Robber's Chronicles series. The Jade Pool was the palace of the Queen Mother of the West. Legend had it that the Queen Mother of the West lived in a fairyland. In the novel, the burrows were the passages connecting the Jade Lake and the underground tomb, so many burrows were related to the Jade Lake. In the novel, the shape of the Jade Lake was similar to an enlarged circular pond. The water was clear and surrounded by mountains and forests. In the center of the pool was an island covered with green grass and flowers. It was where the Queen Mother of the West lived. In the novel, the mountains and forests around the Jade Lake were very realistic, making people feel as if they were really in a fairyland. In the novel, there were many mysterious symbols and markings around the Jade Pool, such as some strange stones and rock paintings, which might be related to the Jade Pool of the Queen Mother of the West. In addition, the underground tombs around the Jade Lake were also very mysterious and complicated. There were many traps and puzzles that required grave robbers to have high skills and experience to successfully enter. The Jade Pool of the Queen Mother of the West was a very mysterious and beautiful setting. It added a lot of mysterious color and appeal to the story of the thief cave in the novel.

The Jade Emperor in Journey to the West was not surnamed Zhang, nor was he Zhang Youren in Investiture of the Gods. In Journey to the West, the Jade Emperor was a Taoist deity and the supreme leader of the Heaven Realm. He was called the Taishang Laojun. His duty was to manage the Heaven Realm and maintain the order of the universe. In the novel, the Jade Emperor didn't have a surname, but was referred to as the Heavenly Lord or the Jade Emperor. The Investiture of the Gods was a traditional Chinese mythological novel that told the story of the Battle of the Gods. In the novel, there was indeed a person named Zhang who was described as one of the gods on the list, but he was not the Jade Emperor. Zhang was referring to Zhang Jiao, who was killed by Jiang Shang in the Battle of Gods Investiture at the end of the Shang Dynasty.

In Journey to the West, the Jade Emperor didn't directly show his combat power because he wasn't the main character in the novel. However, according to the plot of the novel, the Jade Emperor was the master of all things in the world. He had great power and ability, and was a sacred and inviolable existence. In the novel, the Jade Emperor had used some spells and supernatural powers, such as the "Immobilization Technique" to restrain the monsters such as Sun Wukong and the "Power of Marshal Canopy" to subdue the water monster. All these plots showed that the Jade Emperor's strength was very powerful, but it was not a manifestation of his combat ability. Although the Jade Emperor had never shown his combat power, he was the master of all things in the world. He had great power and ability, and was a sacred and inviolable existence. In the novel, the image of the Jade Emperor showed a power and majesty that transcended the material world. It was a noble existence.

In Journey to the West, the great god that the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother had to go out to welcome at the same time was Taishang Laojun.

In Journey to the West, the titles of the Jade Emperor were Long Live, His Majesty, and Great Heavenly Venerable. Wansui refers to the year title of the Jade Emperor, which is similar to the year title we use now. His Majesty, on the other hand, was showing his respect for the Jade Emperor. The Great Heavenly Venerate was highly praising and worshipping the Jade Emperor. The difference between these titles was that Long Live and His Majesty were both respectful titles, while Grand Empyrean was a more noble title. In the novel, the position of the Jade Emperor in these titles was also different. Long live and His Majesty were a symbol of the emperor, while the Great Heavenly Venerate was the high position of the Jade Emperor in the Divine Realm.

Whether or not the addition of the Exquisite Jade into the Primordial Chaos Pearl would change, he needed to first understand what the Exquisite Jade and Primordial Chaos Pearl in the Dream Making West ol were. The Exquisite Jade was an item that could increase a character's attributes. The Mixed Energy Pearl was a special spiritual pearl that had a high attribute bonus and could be obtained through some special methods. If he turned the Exquisite Jade into a Mixed Energy Pearl in Dream Making West, the bonus effect would change. To be specific, the effect of the Mixed Energy Pearl would be higher than before because the Exquisite Jade could only increase the basic attributes while the Mixed Energy Pearl could increase many attributes, including attack power, defense power, speed, and so on. However, it was important to note that it was difficult to obtain the Mixed Energy Pearl. It could only be obtained through various special methods, such as lottery, challenging dungeons, and so on. Therefore, if he wanted to obtain the Chaos Origin Pearl, he would need to invest a certain amount of time and effort.