Great Tang: Holy Monk, Please Stop Complaining

Chen Yi transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes Master Xuanzhen. Even worse, he has three disciples, each more troublesome than the last.

His eldest disciple, Wuxing: “Master, I accidentally kidnapped Princess Changle just now. I'll leave her for you to deal with!”

His second disciple, Wude: “Master, I got lost and wandered into the imperial kitchen. I happened to bring back some delicious meat and fish to offer to the Buddha. I've put it all here for you. Have some while it's hot!”

His third disciple, Wuli: “Master, I mistook the imperial palace guards for bandits and captured hundreds of them. They're working at the foot of the mountain now. Should we shave their heads and pass them off as monks from our temple?”

Fortunately, Chen Yi awakens the Silver Tongue System. Every word he speaks carries immense power, deeply purifying the minds and bodies of those who hear him.

“Disciples, could you try to have some ambition? The things you do are so embarrassing, even I feel ashamed.”

All three disciples answer together: “All right, Master. Then we'll move the entire imperial palace to the back of the mountain!”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.