Journey to the West and Strange Tales: This Taoist Specializes in Capturing Female Demons!

After transmigrating, Su Yi became a young Taoist priest in the Tang Dynasty.

The Tang Dynasty favored Buddhism over Taoism. Buddhism flourished while Taoism declined.

Su Yi had thought that Taoist priests were destined to be wiped out.

Little did he know this was the world of Journey to the West, and that his book Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio had been fused into it as well.

From then on, Su Yi became a young Taoist priest who specialized in taking in female demons. From The Little Cui, he took in the fox demon Little Cui.

In Painted Skin, he prevented every tragedy and put an end to the scumbag Wang Anxu.

He helped Li Shimin slay a dragon and snatched Princess Changle's lifespan back from King Yama.

Judge Lu, A Chinese Ghost Story, A Bao, and many others all appeared one after another.

"What use is Buddhism? I want to revive Taoism! And I want Su Yi to become my son-in-law!" Li Shimin.

"Who has thrown the plans I laid into disarray?" Zhunti.

"Why are all these female demons clinging to that stinking Taoist?" The Black Mountain Old Demon.

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