What is the relationship between Yuan Shoucheng and the Jade Emperor in The Journey to the West?

I want to talk about this problem from the plot described in the original Journey to the West.

Yuan Shoucheng (the "city" in question should be "sincerity") appeared in the original work of Journey to the West for the ninth time-"Yuan Shoucheng's ingenious and selfless songs and the clumsy plan of the old dragon king broke the dogma". He was born with a "grotesque, beautiful" appearance, able to know the past and know the future, and good at judging yin and yang. He is the uncle of Yuan Tiangang, the supervisor of the Qin Dynasty.

On the surface, Yuan Shoucheng's official status is a famous warlock in the Tang Dynasty. He set up a stall in Chang 'an to tell fortune.

But don't forget, his nephew is Yuan Tiangang of Qin. Yuan Tiangang is a famous astrologer, fortune teller, Taoist priest, geomantic master and prophet-in today's words, he is a master of learning.

The reason why a master becomes a master is his own efforts on the one hand; The opportunity given by God is the other hand. Like all successful people today, the road to promotion cannot always be aboveboard. When there are more unknowns, they need to cooperate with relevant stakeholders.

Lingshan Group has plans to launch a Buddhist study program, and the Dragon People under the management of Heaven are making trouble-these are open secrets. Master Yuan has astronomy, geography and insight into people. He has a thorough understanding of the subtle relationship among immortals, buddhas, taoists and people.

There are some things that big coffee can't do in person, because killing chickens can't be done with a knife, because big coffee makes the gods cry. What do we do? You have to be a confidant or confidant of the big coffee to fulfill your wish for the big coffee.

Yuan Shoucheng is Yuan Tiangang's uncle, and Yuan Tiangang is a schoolmaster. Therefore, Uncle Yuan can be regarded as the "confidant" of Master Yuan; Master Yuan is also a "bosom friend" of Heaven.

The Buddhist scripture project needs a start, and this start is to let Li Shimin, the king of Tang Dynasty, know the power of Lingshan. Lingshan needs the cooperation of heaven to give Li Shimin, the king of Tang Dynasty, a wonderful gift and a wonderful trip. This kind of "trivial matter" is impossible for the immortals to start work. Therefore, setting a trap for King Jinghe, tricking him into taking the bait, and cutting the dragon's head in a dream are all done by mortals with their own "skills of reaching the sky".

Among them, Uncle Yuan and He played a key role.

They are not only the ministers of the human emperor's humerus, but also the right-hand man of the Emperor of Heaven. Their first priority is not loyalty to which dynasty, but balance of interests.

Such people have existed in ancient and modern times.

(The image of Yuan Shoucheng in TV series)

(King Jinghe, beheaded by the bureau for profit)