Master, What Do You Think of Japan? Bring Tissues and Watch

Su Yang transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a Taoist priest. Unfortunately, Buddhism is flourishing while Taoism has fallen into decline, and his temple is on the verge of closing down.

Luckily, his System activates. He can exchange points earned from people's shocked reactions for all kinds of rewards, so Su Yang immediately starts livestreaming.

Viewer: Priest, what do you think of Japan?

Su Yang: Obviously, I'd bring toilet paper. You want to know what I think of Europe and America? I'm not interested. You don't want to use a toothpick to stir a huge vat, after all.

Viewer: Priest, you've made so much money. Why didn't you renovate the temple? You donated it instead. And you still say you're not a great philanthropist?

Su Yang: I couldn't bear to see those female devotees shivering in the alleys, dressed so lightly.

Buddhists: How can you behave like this? Your wishful thinking about our revival is a fool's dream!

Su Yang: Taoism teaches us to do as we please and govern through non-action. Your Buddhist rules don't apply to me, you bald old monk! Take this, Five Thunders Divine Technique!

And so,

Su Yang's wildly irreverent livestreams took off.

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