Journey to the West: After Completing the Pilgrimage, I Reestablish the Jie Sect in Great Tang

Lin Tu transmigrates into the little white rabbit at Chang'e's home, carrying a damaged Heavenly Dao treasure, the Chaos Pearl, from the start.

To escape, he goes down to the mortal realm with Sister Jade Rabbit, but gets struck by lightning and lands in the imperial palace of the Tang Dynasty.

Now Chang'an has a little princess who goes around causing trouble with a rabbit in her arms.

One day, she encounters an old monk running a scam. Changle gives him two hard punches, leaving his face bruised and swollen.

Venerable Guanyin pleads, "Benefactor, this kasaya is truly only for someone destined to have it!"

Changle: "Hand it over! Three iron bands? Here's one for you to play with!"

With their plans foiled, the Buddhist sect is furious. Lin Tu swallows Tang Seng and transforms into the most unreliable Pilgrim ever.

Not just Wukong and Bajie: he takes every great demon he can find as a disciple.

The Tathagata asks, "Venerable Guanyin, where is the Pilgrim now?"

Guanyin replies, "He's leading eight hundred disciples and a hundred thousand demon soldiers to uproot the Ginseng Fruit Tree."

The Tathagata exclaims, "What! Hurry and deliver the scriptures to him! Tell him to come back!"

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