The Monkey King killed a spider.

This story comes from chapters 72 and 73 of The Journey to the West.

Pansi Cave often appears in ancient myths of China, with towering Luan heads and long earth veins. Luantou towering clouds, long veins, leading to Haiyue. The door is near the stone bridge, with nine bends and nine bays flowing water; Peach and plum are planted in the garden, and a thousand flowers compete. Three or five trees are hung on vines, and thousands of flowers are scattered in the garden.

Basic information

The goblins in Pansi Cave are seven spider spirits, and they are called the seven fairies. They all use three-foot swords and often become beautiful women to sow dissension and harm people and animals. When the battle is fierce, they open their arms to show their white bellies, and their navel is covered with silk ropes. They used this spell to catch Tang Priest and Bajie, hoping to eat the flesh of the holy monk and live forever.

Fortunately, the Monkey King rescued Master with his own skill, but Tang Priest fell into the hands of the spider's senior multi-eyed monster. The Monkey King was so angry that he pulled out a handful of hair, blew a mouthful of fairy air, turned into a seventy-two little walker, and smashed seven spider spirits into mud, which removed a great harm on the way to the scriptures.