Journey to the West: You Won't Even Call Me Daoist Master?

Xiao San transmigrates to the world of Journey to the West and becomes a humble temple keeper, only to obtain the Daoist System.

Whenever someone calls him "Master Daoist," he earns points.

From then on, by "explaining what's reasonable," he builds a new kind of power in the world of Journey to the West.

The Dragon King says, "Master Daoist is a man of reason."

Zhu Bajie says, "Master Daoist said that if he wants me to fetch the scriptures, he has to pay me wages. That's a truth that has never changed since time immemorial."

After being thoroughly schooled in "reason," the Jade Emperor asks, "Master Daoist, what do you think of Chang'e's looks?"

The Three Pure Ones: "If you're Master Daoist, then what does that make the three of us?"

The Buddha says, "But I'm a Buddhist. Could I perhaps..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.