In The Journey to the West, why did King Zhu Ziguo get revenge from the Western Heaven?

The reason why King Zhu Ziguo was retaliated by the Western Heaven is that King Zhu Ziguo once hurt the child of a fairy in the Western Heaven, so people in the Western Heaven will naturally retaliate against him and even want to get back the original insult.

King Zhu Ziguo is actually a mortal. If the Western Heaven sends someone to punish him, he can't resist, because he has no ability to resist. Because the king used to like hunting very much, he often went to the hunting ground to hunt. He even took a lot of people to Phoenix Slope to hunt, and he was bound to hunt a lot of prey before he could go back.

So he went hunting. When he saw a pair of peacocks, and they were both male and female, he planned to shoot them to death, so the king aimed at them and didn't want to shoot only one of them, so the other peacock took the peacock away.

The king was confused. He doesn't think that these two peacocks may belong to the paradise in the west, but only to the earth. So he didn't think of the consequences of shooting peacocks, but westerners don't think so. Westerners believe that he deliberately shot the peacock, especially the peacock's life experience is the child of the Buddhist mother peacock king Daming.

So the Western Heaven sent someone to punish the king for three years. Although this punishment is not particularly serious, it will be torture if the king and queen love each other very much. After that, Guanyin's mount took the king's queen away, in order to avenge the peacock Daming King, because the king shot and killed his own child. As a mother or father, he must play the role of protecting his own child.

This is why King Zhu Ziguo was retaliated by the western paradise, while King Zhu Ziguo's behavior was only a punishment for himself.