In the forest, it is the absolute king.
The book only contains this one sentence, because the Black Ape King is too mysterious, with few in number, yet exceedingly powerful and possessing the ability to foresee danger. It can sense the dangers it will face next, thus easily avoiding them.
As for the demon beasts or humans that can't harm it, it bullies them with great arrogance.
In short, it's a demon beast with a truly terrible temperament.
The most crucial aspect is that the Black Ape King's strength is unknown. The author of this book was originally at the third or fourth level of the Ten Directions Sect, but after encountering the Black Ape King, barely escaped with his life, and soon after died from severe injuries.
Before dying, he left this sentence: In the forest, it is the absolute king.
