It stripped off flowers and snapped willows like stalks of hemp,
Uprooting forests as if it were picking vegetables.
It threw rivers and seas into turmoil, to the fury of gods and devils,
Splitting rocks and mountains as Heaven and Earth watched in horror.

The guardian god of the city ward abandoned his shrine,
The Dragon Kings of the Four Seas bowed to Heaven.
The yaksha demons' boats were rekt on the coast,
And half the length of the Great Wall was blown down.


[...]


Monkey put his cudgel away and replied, "Stop shooting your mouth off, you idiot. I'm now sticking my head
out for you to hit. Let's see you scatter my souls and send my spirits flying." The monster raised his rake and
brought it down with all his might, but although flames leapt forth, it did not even scratch Monkey's scalp.