Black Myth! Wukong kills gods and Buddhas!

Wukong glared, holding the golden hoop stick, and rode the clouds and mist, heading straight for the underworld. The sound of wind and thunder was loud, and all the ghosts and gods were frightened. Wukong shouted: "I am the Great Sage Equaling Heaven, Sun Wukong. I want to seek justice now. Where are the Ten Kings of Hell?"

In the netherworld, the ten Yama Kings heard the news, each holding a magic weapon, and lined up to wait. King Qin Guang came out first, his face as cold as frost, his voice as loud as a bell: "You are so rude, you trespassed into the underworld, what do you want to do?" Wukong laughed and said: "You are unworthy of being the Lord of the Netherworld. You can't distinguish between good and evil in life, and reincarnation is unfair after death. I have come here to ask for your advice!"

After saying this, Wukong flashed, and the golden hoop turned into thousands of golden lights, heading straight for King Qin Guang. King Qin Guang waved the Book of Life and Death, and black air lingered, resisting the golden light. The two forces collided, and the underworld was turbulent, and ghosts scattered.

Seeing this, King Chujiang came out quickly with the Judge's Pen in hand, wanting to lend a helping hand to King Qinguang. The Judge's Pen pierced through the air, turning into countless ink dots that attacked Wukong. Wukong was agile, dodging left and right, while sweeping the golden hoop across, scattering the ink dots one by one.

Seeing this, Emperor Song, King Wuguan and other Yamas joined the battle. In the netherworld, magic weapons flew everywhere, lights and shadows intertwined, and the sounds of ghosts and wolves howling were endless. Wukong fought ten people alone, but he was not afraid at all. The golden hoop in his hand seemed to have spirituality, and he could hit whatever he pointed at, and he was invincible.

At the height of the battle, Wukong shouted loudly, and the golden hoop suddenly expanded and turned into a giant pillar that swept across the netherworld. The Yamas were unable to avoid it and were knocked back one after another. Wukong took advantage of the victory and pursued them, and the golden hoop rained down, beating the Yamas to retreat step by step.

However, the Ten Kings of Hell were no ordinary men. They knew that Wukong had great magical powers and that they would not be his opponent if they fought him alone. So, they began to work together to form a formation, using the power of the underworld to form a huge underworld ghost cave, trapping Wukong inside.

In the Netherworld, black fog filled the air, ghost fires blazed, and shrill wails were heard from all around. Wukong was in it, and he felt the pressure from all around him doubled. His golden hoop seemed to be weighed down by a thousand-pound weight, making it difficult to use. But he was the Great Sage Equaling Heaven after all, so how could he give up easily?

Wukong closed his eyes and concentrated, mobilizing his magic power, and a golden light shone brightly around him. He shouted loudly, and the golden hoop suddenly burst into a dazzling light, sweeping away the surrounding black fog and ghost fire. At the same time, his body suddenly grew in size and turned into a giant ape ten thousand feet long. With one swing of the stick, he smashed the ghost den of the underworld into pieces.

The Yamas were horrified to see the Netherworld Demon Cave was broken. They had never thought that Wukong had such a magical power that he could break the Netherworld Demon Cave that they had jointly set up. But now that things had come to this, they could only fight to the death.

The ten Yama Kings roared in unison, each using their most powerful spells and magical instruments to launch a final attack on Wukong. Wukong was not to be outdone, he transformed into a giant ape, wielded his golden hoop, and engaged in a fierce battle with the Yama Kings.

In the netherworld, light flashed and thunder roared. The battle was so fierce that the sky was dark and the sun and moon were dark. Every collision between Wukong and the Ten Kings of Hell seemed to tear the netherworld apart. However, Wukong was superior in skills after all. With his powerful magic power and heroic fighting spirit, he gradually gained the upper hand.

Finally, with a deafening roar, Wukong knocked all the Ten Kings of Hell away with one blow. They all vomited blood and fell to the ground, unable to move. Wukong put away his golden hoop, turned into a human form, and looked at them coldly.

"Do you realize your mistakes?" Wukong asked.

The Yamas looked at each other, speechless. They knew they were completely defeated today and could no longer argue.

Seeing this, Wukong snorted coldly and said, "Since you have made great contributions to guarding the Netherworld and maintaining the cycle of reincarnation, I will spare your lives today. But you must remember today's defeat. In the future, you must be fair and impartial, be discerning, and never make the same mistake again!"

After saying this, Wukong turned around and was about to leave. But at this moment, he suddenly sensed a powerful aura approaching rapidly. He frowned, turned around and saw a dark shadow rushing towards him from the depths of the underworld.

"Who dares to trespass into the underworld?" Wukong shouted with the golden cudgel in his hand ready to go.

However, the shadow ignored Wukong's question and rushed directly to the Yama. Seeing this, the Yama were overjoyed and shouted, "Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, save me!"

It turned out that the black shadow was the guardian deity of the netherworld, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, who came to rescue the Ten Kings of Hell in time when he saw that they were in trouble.

Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva looked at Wukong and smiled, "Wukong, although you have great magical powers, the underworld has its own laws and you must not interfere."

Wukong frowned upon hearing this and said, "What the Bodhisattva said is wrong. Although the netherworld has its own laws, they should also be fair and impartial. Today, I saw that the Ten Kings of Hell were acting unfairly, so I came here to seek justice."

Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva shook his head and said, "Justice is in the heart of people. Although you are willing to uphold justice, you must also follow the way of heaven. The affairs of the netherworld have their own cause and effect, and you don't need to interfere too much."

Wukong was unwilling to hear this, but he knew that what Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva said made sense. He put away his golden hoop and bowed to Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, saying, "I will remember the Bodhisattva's teachings. I hope the Bodhisattva can urge the Ten Kings of Hell to be fair and selfless to prevent any more trouble."

Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva nodded and said, "Don't worry. I will supervise them. You should leave quickly to avoid any more trouble."

Wukong said nothing more and flew away on a cloud. The Netherworld returned to peace again, but this battle became a legendary story in the Netherworld.

Wukong left the netherworld, although he was reluctant, but he also knew that what Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva said was true. He thought for a moment and decided to return to Huaguo Mountain to enjoy the happiness of family life with other monkeys and put aside the matter of the netherworld for the time being.

On the Flower and Fruit Mountain, the spring was bright and beautiful, with birds singing and flowers blooming. When Wukong returned, the monkeys cheered and came forward to greet him. Wukong smiled and played with the monkeys, as if he had returned to those carefree and free days.

However, the good times did not last long. One day, Wukong was practicing in the Water Curtain Cave when he suddenly felt an ominous aura surge between heaven and earth. He was startled and hurried out of the cave to check. He saw the sky was covered with dark clouds, lightning and thunder, and a strong evil aura rushed into the sky.

Wukong knew something was wrong and immediately called the four great monkeys to prepare for battle. The demon transformed by the evil spirit was wearing a black robe, holding two swords, and had a ferocious face. It was the king of evil spirits that escaped from the netherworld - Guisha.

Because of his many evil deeds in the netherworld, Guisha was sealed in the Netherworld by Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva. Unexpectedly, he took advantage of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's retreat to break the seal and come out, intending to cause chaos in the human world. Seeing this, Wukong was furious and took the golden hoop stick to attack Guisha.

The ghost sneered, waved his two swords, and turned into two black whirlwinds, attacking Wukong. Wukong was agile, dodging left and right, and at the same time, he swung his golden hoop, colliding with the two swords, and sparks flew. The two fought hard, and the sky on the Flower-Fruit Mountain was dark, and the sun and moon were dim.

Seeing this, the four great monkeys came forward to help. They all displayed their magical powers and joined forces with Wukong to fight against the evil spirit. For a moment, swords were flying and magic weapons were intertwined on the Flower and Fruit Mountain, and the battle was extremely fierce.

However, the ghost was very powerful and cunning. He took advantage of Wukong's unpreparedness and suddenly turned into a puff of black smoke and disappeared into the ground. Wukong and others searched for a long time but could not find any trace of him.

Wukong knew that if the evil spirits were not eliminated, it would be a big problem. He decided to find Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva for help. So he said goodbye to the other monkeys, flew into the sky and headed straight for the underworld.

In the underworld, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva was practicing in seclusion, but Wukong was so anxious that he didn't care about anything else. He broke into the seclusion and interrupted Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's practice. Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva frowned slightly, but when he saw Wukong's anxious expression, he knew something big had happened.

Wukong told Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva everything about the ghost's escape and asked him to help. Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva frowned upon hearing this. He knew very well that the ghost was very powerful and if he allowed it to cause chaos in the world, it would cause disaster.

So Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva decided to take action himself. He asked Wukong to lead the way to the human world to find the whereabouts of the ghost. After a search, they finally found the hiding place of the ghost in a desolate valley.

When the ghost saw Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva coming, he knew he could not defeat him and wanted to escape. But how could Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva let him succeed? He waved his hand and a golden light trapped the ghost. Then he used his magic power to seal the ghost back to the Nine Netherworld and reinforced the seal to prevent him from escaping again.

After the ghost demon was sealed, the ominous atmosphere between heaven and earth gradually dissipated and Huaguo Mountain also returned to its former tranquility. Wukong and Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva smiled at each other and returned to their own places.

After returning to Huaguo Mountain, Wukong shared this experience with the other monkeys and warned them to stay alert at all times to prevent the monsters and demons from invading again. Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva continued to stay in the netherworld to protect the peace and order of the netherworld.

From then on, a deep friendship and mutual assistance relationship was established between Huaguo Mountain and the Netherworld, jointly protecting the peace and tranquility of this world. The legendary experience of Wukong and Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva has also become a good story passed down by later generations.