Sun Wukong and Sha Seng investigated and found that although the monster had low level of Taoism, it was extremely cunning and tricked them several times to escape.
After luring Sun Wukong and the other two away again, A Cui's vengeful spirit showed up, with a green face and fangs, and black fire surrounding her body. She was about to pounce on Tang Monk when she saw him. During her lifetime, she vaguely heard the monsters in the Yangyang Cave discussing that eating this monk would bring great benefits, but they were just talking.
Now, she wanted to take revenge, so she had to eat the monk, even if it was just a bite.
Unexpectedly, Sun Wukong appeared from the corner, roaring and striking with his club. Golden light shone everywhere, and the vengeful spirit cried out in agony, but it didn't disperse. Sha Seng stepped forward with his magic staff, and Bajie wielded his rake. Together, the three of them gradually dispersed the resentful spirit's aura. Ah Cui's spirit gradually became clear, and she returned to her young appearance. She looked at Tang Sanzang, tears streaming down her face, "I didn't mean to harm others, but they were the ones who harmed me first..."
Tang Seng clasped his hands and said, "When will the cycle of revenge end? Just let go of your obsession and reincarnate as soon as possible." As soon as he finished speaking, A Cui gradually disappeared.
Sun Wukong scratched his head and said, "Master, I guess she won't be able to reincarnate."
Tang Seng just said "Amitabha" and closed his eyes.
The villagers immediately offered the food and clothes they had prepared, but Tang Seng declined. The villagers then asked the monk to help get rid of the mountain king, and Tang Seng agreed and sent his eldest disciple.
Sun Wukong galloped all the way and soon found the bear demon that was chewing wild fruits. But after watching it for a while, Sun Wukong shook his head. This thing is not a harmful demon. It sneaked away again, just saying that the problem was solved to the villagers, and the villagers were overjoyed.
The four masters and apprentices continued their journey westward, not noticing that a figure was chasing them from the unknown mountain behind them. It was a bear monster. Thinking that Ah Cui would be back, it went down the mountain to look for her, but at the village entrance it heard villagers say, "The monster woman was killed by the monk."
It rushed into Chenjia Village, saw Ah Cui's burned house, smelled the resentment in the air, and remembered the villagers saying "the monk beat her away with a stick". Suddenly it froze in place, grabbed a villager, and under its coercion, the villager told it what happened before.
What had Ah Cui done? It remembered this human girl as kind, beloved by the little demons in the cave... It didn't understand why Ah Cui, who simply sought justice for herself, was being treated as "evil" and eliminated. It also didn't understand why the villagers who had harmed Ah Cui could stand by peacefully, watching Tang Sanzang and his disciples "subdue the demon"?
The bear demon knew that his level of cultivation was too low to defeat the monkey that could wield golden light, but he also wanted to seek an explanation. Why did a healthy person die and become a ghost, and then have to die again? He didn't know what the eighty-one difficulties were, nor did he understand why there were eighty-one difficulties.
In the setting sun, golden light flashed from the golden hoop stick, and the black-maned bear demon fell to the ground. In his last glance, he still looked towards Chenjia Village.
The wind blew up dust, covering its body and the unspoken word "justice". When it woke up again, it had no memory. It took one look at the monkey in front of it and couldn't help feeling that it was not someone to be trifled with, so it turned around and ran into the woods.
"Why bother? I've practiced Taoism for hundreds of years, and you just want to give it up?" Sun Wukong shook his head, but touched the golden hoop on his head, and it also sighed.
Fang Zhiyi was a little dazed. He looked down at his hairy palms and said, "Xiao Hei, this is getting out of hand, isn't it?"
Xiao Hei was also somewhat helpless: "There's nothing I can do. It will come sooner or later."
"Do you know how valuable Journey to the West is?" Fang Zhiyi smiled bitterly.
Xiao Hei shook his head.
"Let me put it this way. Here, Sun Wukong casually beats a small monster to death. In the world we have been to before, that monster would be at least at the level of an ancestor!"
Xiao Hei looks innocent.
Fang Zhiyi could only sigh.
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