A long, long time ago, Tang Seng and his three disciples were traveling westward to obtain Buddhist scriptures. One day, they arrived at a desolate mountain. The mountain forest was filled with fog, giving off a spooky feeling.
As the four of them were walking, suddenly, Sun Wukong saw a young and beautiful village girl coming with a basket in her hand. The village girl seemed kind - hearted and said that there was food in the basket and she wanted to give it to Tang Seng and his disciples. But with his Fiery Eyes and Golden Pupils, Sun Wukong could tell at a glance that this village girl was the White - Bone Demon in disguise. Without a second thought, he raised his Golden - Hooped Rod and struck. Tang Seng was greatly shocked and quickly tried to stop him. However, how could Sun Wukong let the demon succeed? He killed the village girl with one blow. Seeing this, Tang Seng was very angry and blamed Sun Wukong for randomly taking lives. Sun Wukong explained that it was a demon, but Tang Seng didn't believe him.
Not long after they had walked a little further, an old woman appeared. She was leaning on a crutch and was crying while looking for her daughter. Sun Wukong saw through this again as being the White - Bone Demon in disguise. Without hesitation, he raised his Golden - Hooped Rod once more. Tang Seng hurriedly tried to stop him, but Sun Wukong thought that he couldn't let the demon harm his master, so he still struck down. This time Tang Seng was even more furious. He thought that Sun Wukong was too wild and unruly, and he began to recite the Tight - Headband Incantation to punish Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong rolled on the ground in pain.
The master and his disciples continued their journey, and an old man appeared. He was looking for his wife and daughter. Of course, Sun Wukong knew that this was yet another incarnation of the White - Bone Demon. In order to protect Tang Seng, regardless of his master's obstruction, he raised his Golden - Hooped Rod for the third time and killed the demon. This time Tang Seng was extremely angry. He thought that Sun Wukong was incorrigible and was determined to drive Sun Wukong away. Sun Wukong had no choice but to bid farewell to his master. He told his fellow disciples to protect Tang Seng well, and then he returned to Huaguo Mountain with tears in his eyes. But in the end, Tang Seng also understood the truth and knew that Sun Wukong had done all this to protect him.
