At his high school graduation party, Xiao Lin is talking with his homeroom teacher, Mr. Li, on the sports field when they are struck by lightning and transmigrate to Yingyang Posthouse in the Women's Kingdom of Journey to the West. Surrounded by deadly threats from the Goddess, Rove Beetle, Skinning, and Demon tribes, Xiao Lin relies on the help of the white rabbit spirit Xiaoyu and the posthouse clerk Bing. He survives by using his extraordinary painting skills to paint portraits of humans and demons, and his reputation gradually spreads. When Tang Monk and his disciples pass through the Women's Kingdom, the queen summons Xiao Lin to paint a portrait of Tang Monk. Xiao Lin discovers that Sun Wukong is missing from the group.
Afterward, the queen wants to kill him. Before his execution, Xiao Lin tells her what he has uncovered: the idea of "honor women and eradicate men" was sparked by a group of Japanese female spies who infiltrated the country and spread feminist ideas. After wiping out the men in the country, they plan to join forces with a large contingent of infiltrating ninjas to destroy the Women's Kingdom, then use it as a springboard to annex the Tang dynasty and carry out a regime-change plot. The queen of the Rove Beetle tribe, who is Mr. Li after transmigrating, confirms this to the queen. The queen orders the two of them to unite the tribes, resist the Japanese, eliminate the invaders, establish gender equality, and integrate with the Tang dynasty.
When Xiao Lin transmigrated to Yingyang Posthouse, Sun Wukong possessed him. After completing the Women's Kingdom mission, he continues westward with his master and junior disciples.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.