What is the main content of the 52nd Journey to the West?

The fifty-second time, Wukong made a scene, and the Tathagata suggested a hero.

Wukong turned into a weaver girl and went into the cave. He took out the weapons trapped by the gods and was trapped by a strange circle of messengers.

It is also strange to send eighteen arhats.

A word of advice, Tathagata once asked the old gentleman on the throne how to reduce the blame.

Wukong invited the old gentleman to fan out three strange faces with a ba. It turned out that the old man rode a green cow and circled the old man's diamond cutter.

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On the way to learn the scriptures, the Tang Priest accepted three disciples, the Monkey King, Pig Bajie and Friar Sand, and named them Wukong, Wuneng and Wukong. Later, with the help of three disciples and Bai, he went through all the hardships and finally retrieved 35 true scriptures from the Buddhist Temple of Leiyin.

Merit is complete, promotion and wealth are the positive results, and an ancient sandalwood merit was named Buddha.

The Monkey King, his younger brothers Zhu Bajie and Friar Sand take care of the master. They conquered all kinds of monsters, such as white, spider essence, and cattle, and defeated the eighty-one difficulty. Finally, I succeeded in getting the true sutra and making it a positive result.

He himself was named "Fighting Buddha" by the Tathagata.

After Pig Bajie was accepted as the second apprentice by Tang Priest, Tang Priest gave him another nickname "Bajie" to prevent him from eating five meats and three evils.

From then on, Bajie became the Monkey King's helper, shouldering heavy burdens all the way to protect Tang Priest from going to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures.

The weapon is a nine-toothed rake.

Friar Sand used to be the general who closed the temple. Because he broke the glass lamp at the flat peach party, he angered the jade emperor, was banished to the world, was turned into a monster by the quicksand river, and suffered from the pain of thousands of arrows piercing the heart.