Although he also mastered the Seventy-Two Transformations, the mana of the Erlang God was obviously above sun wukong.
Sun Wukong made a big fuss in the Heavenly Palace and defeated 100,000 Heavenly Soldiers, and the Jade Emperor, at the recommendation of Guanyin Bodhisattva, suppressed the Erlang God. Erlang God and Sun Wukong compete in the art of change, almost completely suppressing Sun Wukong, no matter what Sun Wukong changes, Erlang God is always able to restrain him.
Sun Wukong became a sparrow, and the Erlang God turned into a sparrow eagle and flew straight towards Sun Wukong; Sun Wukong was shocked, and immediately turned into a big old bird and rushed to the sky, and the Erlang God immediately turned into a sea crane and drilled into the clouds to catch it... In the end, Sun Wukong had no choice but to turn into a temple to hide, but he was unexpectedly discovered by the Erlang God.
Some people believe that the failure of Sun Wukong and Erlang God in the art of change does not mean that his mana is inferior to that of Erlang God, because he suffers losses in "changing first". The art of competition and change is who changes first and who suffers losses, if you let the Erlang God change first, Sun Wukong can also adapt to the situation and completely suppress the Erlang God.
In fact, this is not a question of first change and later change, the purpose of the author's design of the plot of this paragraph is to tell the reader that the mana of the Erlang God is above Sun Wukong, otherwise why does he not let the Erlang God change first?
Besides, is it really a loss to change first? For example, Sun Wukong becomes a sparrow, erlang god becomes a sparrow eagle to suppress him, can't Sun Wukong become a hunter who walks through Yang in a hundred steps, and in turn suppress erlang god?
Due to his inferior skills, Sun Wukong was surrounded by the Meishan brothers led by the Erlang God and fell into a bitter battle, and Taishang Laojun, who was watching the battle, took the opportunity to sacrifice King Kong and smashed it directly on his head. Sun Wukong was smashed and fell, and the gods took the opportunity to rush up and capture Sun Wukong alive.
The Jade Emperor was overjoyed and ordered Sun Wukong to be severely punished. However, because Sun Wukong had secretly eaten a large amount of immortal elixir and had cultivated the incorruptible body of King Kong, no matter what kind of torture the Heavenly Court used, it could not hurt him in the slightest.
Taishang Laojun saw the situation and proposed to throw Sun Wukong into the Bagua furnace for refining. But he never expected that Sun Wukong had not only not been refined, but also cultivated into a golden eye of fire, escaped from the Bagua Furnace, and once again made a big fuss in the Heavenly Palace, directly towards the Ling Xiao Treasure Hall to kill.
The Jade Emperor urgently dispatched Wang Lingguan to lead thirty-six members of Lei to suppress it.
Although the Thunder Generals blocked Sun Wukong from the Ling Xiao Treasure Hall, the danger was not lifted. Because sun wukong's endurance of the immortal elixir protector is infinite, once the thunder generals are physically exhausted, Sun Wukong may enter the Ling Xiao Treasure Hall at any time. Therefore, the Jade Emperor hurriedly sent someone to xuan rulai to suppress it.
Speaking of this, some people must be very curious, why didn't the Jade Emperor once again adjust the Erlang God to suppress it? After all, Erlang Shen had the experience of successfully capturing Sun Wukong.
The reason is simple, although the Erlang God has captured Sun Wukong, if the Jade Emperor sends him out again, he will not be able to complete the task. This can be seen in the words of Guanyin Bodhisattva.
In the sixth time of the original work, when the Erlang God was ordered to capture Sun Wukong, and the two sides were inseparable, Guanyin Bodhisattva took the opportunity to say to Taishang Laojun: "What about the Erlang God held by the poor monk? Sure enough, he had the power to besiege the great saint, but he had not yet been captured. I have now helped him, and I am determined to hold him. ”
What does it mean that Guanyin Bodhisattva showed off his recommendation to Taishang Laojun and then immediately offered to help The God Erlang? Although the Erlang God's mana is stronger than Sun Wukong's, he can't capture Sun Wukong alone, otherwise why would Guanyin Bodhisattva help him? Wouldn't it be more obvious that Erlang Shen could capture Sun Wukong by her own strength?
When Erlang Shen first captured Sun Wukong, he relied on Taishang Laojun to sneak attack with King Kong.
If the Jade Emperor re-dispatched the Erlang God to suppress Sun Wukong, of course, he could also send Taishang Laojun to assist at the same time, but Sun Wukong, who had eaten a trench, would he be on guard, and would he still be hit by King Kong? In order to pursue perfection, the Jade Emperor suppressed Xuan Rulai.