Why didn't the monster take advantage of the Monkey King to move reinforcements and eat the meat of Tang monks?

As long as you hear Friar Sand yelling in Journey to the West? Big Brother/Second Brother, Master has been taken away by the monster! ? Then a new disaster came, but every time the Monkey King went to heaven to ask for help, he was in no hurry, and Tang Priest was not eaten by monsters during this period. In fact, this is because these monsters are all mounts in the sky and dare not eat Tang Yan, and there are many fairies around Tang Yan to protect the monsters from eating him at all. The monster ate the Tang Priest. How can the story continue? Therefore, the author will definitely ask Tang Priest to wait until the Monkey King to invite reinforcements back.

First, monsters are basically taken by heaven and performed in the sky. Can you really eat Tang Yan?

As we all know, Tang Priest is a proud disciple of Tathagata. In order to get him back to Buddhism, he got the scene of studying Buddhist scriptures. So all the disasters he experienced were arranged in advance. These monsters are also celestial mounts or immortals. They all know that they are in the underworld only to cause trouble to Tang Priest, not to hurt his life, otherwise if Tathagata gets angry, not only his fairy book is lost, but they all lose it.

Second, there are many fairies around the Tang Priest. Even if the Monkey King is not around, he is secretly protecting him from being eaten by monsters.

When the Tang Priest just took the Monkey King as an apprentice, the Monkey King met a bunch of fairies. From their mouths, he learned that Tathagata and others were afraid of the Monkey King, so he found many people around Tang Priest to protect them in secret. In case of danger, at least they can guarantee the safety of Tang Priest's life, so even if the Monkey King goes to heaven to find reinforcements, don't worry. After all, there are so many masters around Master.

Third, the author Wu Cheng'en won't let the monster eat the Tang Priest, otherwise how to write the story?

In fact, there is another reason why Tang Priest was not eaten by monsters, that is, the author can't let him die. Tang Priest is the soul of Buddhist scripture team. If he dies, the Buddhist scripture team will be dissolved on the spot. In order to keep the story going, no matter how powerful the monster the Monkey King met, Tang Priest would not be killed immediately. If the Tang Priest was accidentally written to death, how can the following story continue? So the genie didn't want to eat, but the author wouldn't let them eat.