Failed author Jiang Xiaobai transmigrates into the Journey to the West novel he wrote, becoming the supporting character Jade Rabbit.
Five hundred years later, the protagonist will travel west to spread the Dao and kill him outright. Even Sister Chang’e will be suppressed for trying to save him.
No, he’ll surely die if things go on like this. He has to save himself.
Fortunately, he activates a diary System. By keeping up his writing, he can gradually grow stronger.
The protagonist wants to unite the Six Kingdoms and gather their fortune? Then Jiang Xiaobai will secretly descend to become the Qin Kingdom’s Imperial Tutor. Even Ying Zheng is his disciple.
The protagonist wants to travel west for scriptures and earn boundless merit? Then Jiang Xiaobai will make Wukong his sworn younger brother and Tianpeng his close friend. How can the protagonist compete with that?
After secretly reading the diary, Patriarch Hongjun issues an unequivocal order:
“If the protagonist isn’t up to the task, then Jiang Xiaobai will go west to fetch the scriptures.”
He never meant for things to get this out of hand.
Jiang Xiaobai obediently sets off. Along the way, he has to bully demons and deal with two female disciples who want to betray their master.
It’s hard. It really is hard.
