First, the Tang monks and the Eight Precepts of the Pig may not be pregnant.
Second, the man's pregnancy is too unreasonable for Tang Monk to accept.
Third, this fetus is equivalent to a monster on the road.
As for why I say this, listen to me in detail:
First of all, the Tang monks and the Eight Precepts of the Pig may not be pregnant, some people say, you are pure in this nonsense, the books and TV series are clear, how can you not be pregnant? They may also really not be pregnant, I don't believe we take a look at the original text:
I am a man here, but I have to be over twenty years old to dare to eat the water of the river. After eating water, I feel abdominal pain and fetal pain. After three days, go to the water side of the Yingyang Pavilion to take a picture. If there is a double shadow, a child will be born. Whether pregnant or not, after drinking water, you will feel abdominal pain, and then there will be fetal gas. However, it is not known whether there is a pregnancy, and it is necessary to go to the fetal water side of the Yingyang Pavilion after three days to take a picture to know whether there is any.
So, they didn't necessarily get pregnant, and it took only half a day from the time they drank the water to when Sun Wukong and the sand monk came back from fetching the water. It was still three days away, and it was impossible to determine whether they were pregnant or not.
Secondly, a man's pregnancy is really too extraordinary, and it is simply something that everyone cannot understand.
Even the Eight Precepts of the Pig, who have lived for hundreds of years, could not stand this form of pregnancy, so how could a tang monk who was an ordinary man and a layman who had received Buddhist culture in the temple since childhood accept it?
Not to mention a monk, just an ordinary person can't stand it, right?
Just think as a modern person, do you think it is normal for a man to be pregnant?
Again, the fetus here is actually equivalent to the yokai on the road. Someone must be saying that I am blind, how can the fetus be related to the monster? Meaning that the daughter country is full of monsters?
I don't mean that, I mean the water that the Tang monk and the Pig Eight Commandments drank, and therefore suspected of being pregnant, that fetus was a ghost fetus.
In the original work, this plot is in the fifty-third "Zen Lord Swallows The Ghost Is Pregnant with the Ghost, and the Huang Po Transports the Hydrolysis of the Evil Fetus".
If nothing else, look at the words "ghost pregnancy" and "evil fetus" in the title, indicating that this is a child that should not be born, or that the author is not allowed to give birth.
People like them who take "slaying demons and exorcising demons" as their mission along the way, when they encounter such ghosts, evils, and the like, they are naturally ruthlessly obliterated.
In fact, when the author wrote, he had already classified the ghost fetus and the monster into the same category, otherwise he would not have such a title, so there was no so-called killing or not killing.
In fact, even if the author did not have this meaning, with the personality of the Tang monk, he would never give birth to this child, don't look at him like a living Buddha in his daily life, but when it comes to touching his own interests, he is determined to get rid of it quickly.
unbelief? So let's look at the original text:
Sanzang snorted, "Mother-in-law, do you have a doctor here?" Teach my apprentice to buy an abortion pill to eat and lay the fetus. Tang Monk himself didn't take the fetus seriously, and he didn't know what the subject was blindly.
And they are not pregnant, through gynecological knowledge, even if they are really pregnant, the child will not survive, so it is better to get the tire gas out directly when there is fetal gas, so that everything will be fine.
Finally, I have a question, since the water in the Zimu River will become pregnant when you drink it, won't the river water flow to other places? Also, how do they usually draft water? Will the water of the Zimu River affect the surrounding waters? River water can get pregnant, what is the principle of this?
I think this is the question that needs to be discussed, not the meaningless question!