Many gods in Journey to the West went to the Heavenly Palace, but none of them appeared. Everyone knows that many gods fell because of the jade emperor, and many people don't joke.

Don't take ghost novels too seriously. In fact, ghost novels basically have a central content as the basis: fate. Whether it's Journey to the West or the romance of ghosts and gods, fate runs through. Simply explain, for example, the three religions hold a meeting to discuss the list of gods, and then these people or gods who enter the list are destined to die one by one before they can become gods. So is The Journey to the West. Needless to say, the Tang Priest's 8 1 is difficult. Even the Monkey King himself was taught by the Tathagata. Let him make trouble, then appease him and correct the result. No one can appease him, but he can only appear as a Tathagata. The Monkey King is Tathagata's apprentice? Don't be dizzy, bodhi ancestor = quasi-Taoist, which has become recognized and the evidence is conclusive. Zhunti, a Taoist priest, is the Buddha of Sakyamuni in Shen Feng. Please refer to the comparison between the story of Taoist Zhunti picking up Kong Xuan and the story of Buddha picking up peacock. Therefore, the founder of Bodhi is only a Taoist illusion of Tathagata, otherwise an old man would not be named Bodhi. By the way, Shen Feng is a novel after A Chinese Odyssey, that is to say, when Xu wrote Shen Feng, in fact, ancient scholars had already seen through this charade in A Chinese Odyssey. Therefore, in the novels written according to the theory of destiny, everything is destined to be good, so when the Monkey King made a scene in heaven, the great gods just watched the scene of bustle, and then invited the real owner of this demon monkey for education. Ancient education has always been based on corporal punishment, so the Tathagata slapped him hard enough, turning the mountain into a mountain and crushing the monkey for 500 years!