Help... about the winter vacation homework
It is the 9th grade 'Happy Winter Vacation Daily Practice' (Nanyang University Press). Big brothers who know, please say something! Little Di thanks you here!!!
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We only have one book of winter vacation homework, yet it covers all subjects, which is quite frustrating.
The two started off with a tie, but Goku had a special weapon—the Ruyi Jingu Bang—equivalent to Goku being equipped with a divine artifact, while the Six-Eared Macaque had a beginner's staff. When the two fought, after several rounds there was still no winner. \ It shows that Goku's technique was slightly inferior. \ 2. Later, after identifying which one was the false Great Sage, Goku defeated the Six-Eared Macaque with a single strike, indicating that the Six-Eared Macaque's defense was far weaker than Goku's. In the Heavenly Court, Goku had withstood repeated torture as if nothing happened, so it's estimated that taking the same hits head-on would have only caused him minor damage. \ In summary: as commonly known, Goku should be an agile hero, with high output and high evasion, capable of shapeshifting, with high physical and magical resistance. \ Meanwhile, the Six-Eared Macaque should be an explosive-agility type hero, with extremely high output (especially when unarmed), extremely high evasion, able to shapeshift, but with relatively low defense. \ Both were ranked among the "Four Great Spiritual Monkeys" of their era, lived around the same time, and had similar training. Goku's education might have been more orthodox. Now there are three possibilities: \ 1. The Six-Eared Macaque's attack output happens to slightly exceed Goku's defense, eventually wearing Goku down to death. \ 2. Goku's hit rate is not completely nullified by the Six-Eared Macaque's evasion, and he gets lucky once mid-battle to strike and kill the Macaque. \ 3. The Six-Eared Macaque's attacks are below Goku's defense, Goku's hit rate is fully effective, and neither can kill the other.
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