Please, I'm Really Not a Bandit

Su Zhu transmigrates to a dynasty called Daye and becomes the leader of a mountain stronghold.

But Su Zhu knows that being a bandit is a high-risk profession. Do well and the authorities will come after you; do poorly and your fellow bandits will. Besides, in an age where martial heroes roam the land, cultivators fill the skies, and demons run rampant, if he ever crosses the wrong person, he'll be taught a lesson in no time.

To make sure he lives a long life, Su Zhu decides to thoroughly reform the stronghold.

"From now on, our White Tiger Stronghold won't be called the White Tiger Stronghold. We'll be the White Tiger Sect, and you can call me Sect Master!"

"And you can't have names like Tiger or Wolf anymore. They make you sound like bad people."

"No more robbing people, and you lot had better not kidnap any more women to be your bandit brides!"

Looking at these people, all determined to become bandits, Su Zhu is at his wit's end. What's even more troubling is that every disciple he takes on goes off to claim a mountain and make themselves king...

'Congratulations, Host. Your eldest disciple has claimed a mountain and become famous. Your influence has increased by 5,000.'

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