In Journey to the West, She Punishes Evil and Promotes Good, Leaving Gods, Humans, Demons, and Buddhas in a Panic

#Playing Dumb to Catch the Tiger #Everyone's Favorite #System #Journey to the West Fanfic #No Romance #Transmigrate #Power Fantasy After Meiyu died, she was bound to the Journey to the West Science System, which ordered her to become Tang Sanzang's fifth disciple. Her religious name was Mei Wuxing.

One look at this slapdash pilgrimage crew made her vision go dark:

Master Tang Sanzang was timid and talkative, and could start chanting the Tightening-Crown Spell at the drop of a hat;

Senior Brother Sun Wukong would rather fight than talk;

Second Senior Brother Zhu Wuneng spent his days slacking off and trying to stay alive;

Third Senior Brother Sha Wujing's motto was, "I'll do whatever Big Brother says!";

Fourth Senior Brother, the White Dragon Horse, pretended to be a horse the whole time. Don't even ask.

System: Host, you can't call in outside help. You have to use science.

Eight-year-old Meiyu was close to tears. "No outside help? This isn't a pilgrimage, it's a death march!"

To survive the journey west, Meiyu clung to Sun Wukong and called him Big Brother.

And so the whole story started to go off the rails:

The six pilgrims rode in a carriage by day and slept in tents at night, with more food than they could eat in their interdimensional storage space.

Tang Sanzang was occasionally used as bait to lure out demons and keep the plot moving.

Sun Wukong became a doting big brother, Sha Wujing stopped killing monks, and the White Dragon Horse took human form.

Red Boy and Nezha joined the pilgrimage as unofficial members.

Along the way, they cleared out bandits and bullies, struck fear into corrupt officials, and had emperors and commoners alike scrambling to build temples.

Demons along the road trembled. "Tang Sanzang's flesh... maybe we should just leave it alone?"

The immortals and bodhisattvas pleaded, "Just give them the scriptures! If they keep picking through my treasures, I'll have nothing left!"

The emperors of various kingdoms raised their eyebrows at the memorials. "Where did you say they came from?"

"They say they're from the Great Tang in the Eastern Land, traveling west to seek Buddhist scriptures."

The emperor fell silent for a moment, then slapped the arm of his throne.

"Order the officials in every region to stamp their travel permits as quickly as possible and send them on their way."