You Asked Me to Write About All Walks of Life, but I Wrote About the Journey to the West?

Bai Ze transmigrates to a parallel world and enters the National Writing Competition.

The prompt for the quarterfinals: The Many Faces of Life.

The other writers are all writing about social life, focusing on the petty details of everyday existence.

Bai Ze puts pen to paper and writes Journey to the West: The Conquest of Demons. The whole venue erupts!

"The protagonist is just an ordinary monk. How does that show the many faces of life?"

"We told you to write about society, not mythology!"

"Why have you portrayed the gods, immortals, Buddhas, and Taoists like this? Will the Buddhist and Taoist sides accept it?"

With a single battle, Bai Ze makes a name for himself, bringing the splendor of classic works to this world with a cultural gap!

Want political intrigue? Watch me write The Great Ming Dynasty, with "the two capitals and thirteen provinces all resting on my shoulders!"

Want tragedy and heroism? Watch me write Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "We swore brotherhood in the Peach Garden, to live and die together!"

This novel is entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.