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Black Myth Wukong Chapter 5 Explained by Native Chinese, Novel vs Game

In this chapter of the game, the story unfolds around the fallen Yaksha and Rakshasa Kingdoms under Mount Lingshan, revealing their kinship despite differing natures. The Yakshas were free-spirited yet aggressive, while the Rakshasas adhered to rules. The chapter explores the influence of Buddhism on these clans and the rise of Daoist figures like the Golden Summit Immortal, who represented a Daoist presence within the Yaksha Kingdom. Following their destruction by Buddhist forces, a tragic tale emerges of the Yaksha King sacrificing himself for his son's reincarnation, intertwining with the story of Princess Rakshasi, who later turned to Daoism after her kingdom's fall. The game plot highlights themes of manipulation, vengeance, and the complex dynamics of family and faith, culminating in the tragic fate of Red Boy, who ultimately succumbs to his hatred and commits suicide, symbolizing the struggles between love, loyalty, and the burdens of legacy. The relic, Bing Feng, metaphorically represents these conflicting desires and the shared vulnerabilities of those bound by love. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:30 Journey to the west story and game adaptations 25:01 Outro My gear: - Camera: Canon EOS 550D - Mic: COMICA Vimo C1 - Editing software: Adobe Premiere Thank you for watching!