Chechi is a country where Tang Priest and his disciples passed through in the novel The Journey to the West. "Looking at the long river of history and feeling the vicissitudes of history,

Che Chi has three Buddhist teachers, namely Tiger force big fairy, Luli big beetle and Yang Lidaxian. Of course, they are obviously Buddhist, but they are monsters cultivated by tigers, deer and sheep.

At the beginning, because of the long drought and no rain, Che Chiguo asked the monk for rain, but he couldn't get it. Later, Hu Li, Lu Li and Yang Li took their Daoism to Chechiguo for nectar, so the king named them Buddhist teachers, and Chechiguo began to worship Taoism alone, serving Buddhist disciples while denouncing it.

Although tigers, deer and sheep are monsters, they still respect Sanqing. They not only offer sacrifices from time to time, but also improve the exclusive status of Taoism in Chechi country, and also give Taoist parents a face. Moreover, they begged for nectar for Chechi country, and also let the people of Chechi country out of danger.

Even if they got on bad terms with the Monkey King, it was because they were teased by the Monkey King, Pig Bajie and Sha Wujing and didn't want Tang Priest to learn Buddhist scriptures in the West. At the same time, unlike other monsters, they are not interested in Tang monk meat.

Brief introduction of tiger force, deer force and sheep force

Hu Li, Li Lu and Yang Li asked for wine to save the people who perished. They didn't intend to be enemies with Tang Priest and his disciples, and they were not interested in Tang Priest's meat. In order to prevent Tang Priest and his disciples from going west, the Monkey King made a mistake and teased them. From this point of view, none of them seem to be evil monsters, but in the end they are all doomed to die.