What immortal has never appeared in The Journey to the West, but it makes the jade emperor afraid, and the old gentleman shivers and the Tathagata rejoices?

This one has never appeared in The Journey to the West, but it makes the jade emperor very afraid, makes the old man tremble, and makes the Tathagata especially happy. Xingtian was also regarded as an epoch-making figure in ancient times. Many people say that Xingtian is fully capable of mastering the celestial world and the celestial world, but he has never appeared in this great conspiracy of Journey to the West. He won't come out? No, he's not ready to act yet.

In people's minds, Xingtian is an invincible god of war. Before the Journey to the West, Xingtian was a figure who competed with the Jade Emperor for the throne, so he frightened the Jade Emperor. In the struggle between Xingtian and the Jade Emperor thousands of years ago, Xingtian was tricked by the Jade Emperor and was suppressed at the foot of a mountain. In that war, the jade emperor was also seriously injured. In order to nurse and monitor the sky, he had to personally guard the sky, and the jade emperor in the sky was just an incarnation of the real jade emperor.

And the old man is just Sanqing's apprentice. He has neither the ability to compete with the jade emperor nor the ability to challenge the sky, so he just makes a living in heaven. The reason why the old man was afraid of farming was because he was forced to do things by the jade emperor, so he was always controlled by the jade emperor and was very angry. So in Journey to the West, the old man gave the Monkey King a pair of critical eyes under the pretext of refining the Monkey King.

The Jade Emperor couldn't spare time to deal with the Monkey King, so he asked the old gentleman to ask the Buddhist Tathagata to control the Monkey King. Tathagata must be very happy, because Hangtian is more horrible than the Jade Emperor, so Tathagata didn't want Hangtian to come out, so he promised to surrender to the Monkey King. But the help was conditional, that is, he asked the Jade Emperor to allow people of the Tang Dynasty to go to the West to learn from the scriptures, so it actually seemed that the Tathagata Buddha benefited from this war.