A Joke Journey to the West: Zhu Bajie, the Love Saint of Great Heaven

Zhu Bajie inexplicably descends to the mortal world. To uncover the truth, he accepts a mission from the Heavenly Dao and transmigrates through worlds such as Journey to the West, Water Margin, the Three Kingdoms, Western mythology, fairy tales, and folk legends. Bound to the frequently troublesome "Heavenly Dao Mystery Box System," he uses "pig-style logic" to rewrite classic stories that leave readers with regrets:

He takes a sword meant for the Queen of the Women's Kingdom, scolds Lin Chong into seeing reason, gives Romeo some pointers, outmaneuvers Li Jue, and wins over Baghdad with the philosophy of roasted sweet potatoes... After enduring all kinds of trials, he mends 108 tragic love stories across the Three Realms. In the end, he gathers the 108 fragments of true love shattered by the Nine Heavens Tribulation and revives the person who took the tribulation in his place. He uncovers the truth, renders an unparalleled service to the Three Realms, and earns a title everyone recognizes: the Love Sage Equal to Heaven.

On the surface, it's a funny, trope-defying power fantasy in a xianxia world. Beneath that lies a long-running romantic tale of "divine nature in an overworked wage slave" and "defying fate to redeem love," as well as the author's wish to heal every regret in the world.

"A light-novel series told in volumes: one bottle filled with 108 kinds of wine. Readers are invited to savor each one in turn."

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