After transmigrating into Journey to the West, Li Xiaobai became a tiger demon.
Before he could enjoy life as a mountain king, he tied up Tang Sanzang from the start and found himself facing death at the hands of hunters who were really immortals in disguise.
Luckily, he inherited the Great Entertainment System from the start.
So Li Xiaobai decided to become the godfather of entertainment.
His first screenplay was Green Snake. He joined the cast himself, hoping the film would help Tang Sanzang resolve his inner conflicts.
But when the movie came out and became a hit across the Tang Empire, Tang Sanzang instantly became Fahai. With a shout of “Mighty Heavenly Dragon, World-Honored Ksitigarbha, Buddhas of Prajna, Prajna Bama Hong,” he split Mount Five Elements with a single palm.
From then on, Journey to the West began to fall apart.
Wukong would often gaze at the clouds and whisper Zixia's name.
The Bull Demon King kept wondering whether that monkey had cuckolded him.
Li Shimin kept bolstering his dynasty's fortune, trying to build an immortal empire for the ages just like in the novels.
The imagination is okay, but the rest is average. Five stars to encourage the author. It sucks. . .