Some people say that the Tiger Force Immortal and Sun Wukong beheaded each other, and the land helped the Tiger Force Immortal to pull Sun Wukong's head for its own interests, and did not let Sun Wukong's head return to the body.
In the original work, the land really helped the Tiger Force Immortal to hold sun Wukong's head. The original book says this: there is no bleeding in the walker's cavity, and only the cry in the stomach can be heard: "Head!" Panicking, the Deer Force Immortal saw that there was such a means, that is, chanting incantations, teaching the land gods of the honfang: "Pull the head of the person, wait until I win the monk, play the king, and you build the small ancestral hall into a large temple, and the clay statue is changed into a golden body."
When Lu Li saw that Sun Wukong was beheaded and did not die, he called the land, pulled Sun Wukong's head, and indeed promised the land, and after winning, upgraded the small ancestral hall of the land into a large temple, and changed the clay statue of the land into a golden body.
Is that land really for the sake of the temple's golden body to help the Tiger Force Immortal?
The original book is written like this: It turns out that the gods of the land, because he has five rays of law, also obey him, and secretly really hold the head of the walker down.
In the original work, this Deer Force Immortal has five thunder methods, which can summon the land, and the land can only help the Tiger Force Immortal to pull Sun Wukong's head.
Therefore, the land helps the tiger to force the immortals, which can be said to be acting according to orders. And not for the temple gold body.
I don't understand, this original book explains that the land is because of the Five Thunder Law to help the Tiger Force Immortal, why these authors prefer to say that it is for the temple golden body. Is it really good to pinch your head and tail like this?