His soul transmigrates into Li Zhi, the Tang Dynasty's crown prince, and he also activates a plundering System. From then on, Journey to the West gains a bandit no one dares to cross.
The following interviews are all with people who appear in this book:
Victim testimonies:
An Arhat who wishes to remain anonymous: "They say he takes three treasures every time he meets you. If there's nothing to steal, he won't even spare your clothes."
The three-eyed Great Sage Who Vanquishes Demons: "It's been five hundred years, and my Howling Celestial Dog is still guarding his door."
A mountain king from Flower-Fruit Mountain: "He likes robbing other robbers. Take the Plantain Fan, for example."
That concludes the interviews. Up next, his family:
Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin: "He's a good, filial boy. He loves bringing things home."
His brothers, Li Chengqian and Li Tai: "Fight for the throne? What are you talking about? Being his older brother is great!"
Now, let's hear from the man himself...
Li Zhi: "Hey, this microphone's nice. I'll take it!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Take a look and visit the grave
Hey, after Journey to the West, why are you still eating meat and wanting to give up?