[Female-oriented + Journey to the West + Lighthearted + Absurd + Rebels + System]
Tang Sheng transmigrates into an unfinished Journey to the West fanfic and curses as she reads: "What kind of ridiculous setup is this? Was the author sleepwalking?"
Then she becomes the female Tang Monk in the story.
As for her disciples, she hears they've already been assigned
But aside from Brother Monkey, she knows nothing about them.
Until later...
Her disciples turn out to be Heaven's three most notorious rebels.
Tang Sheng looks at the three "high-risk individuals" before her, with just one line scrolling through her mind: "Might as well just die."
Just then, a calm electronic voice sounds deep in her consciousness:
[System activated.]
First stop: Mount Five Fingers.
Sun Wukong is fitted with a golden headband.
Tang Sheng thinks it over. "The golden headband would go better with the Golden Cudgel!"
Second stop: the old site of Chentang Pass.
Nezha breaks with Li Jing, blood staining the Red Armillary Sash.
Tang Sheng shields Nezha, then turns to Sun Wukong. "Disciple, lend me your Golden Cudgel. Let's see whether the pagoda or the cudgel is tougher!"
Third stop: the illusion of Peach Mountain.
The original story says Yang Jian spent his life fixated on saving his mother, only to end in regret.
The System silently highlights a [Rift] in her vision, one that wasn't there before.
Without looking back, Tang Sheng charges in. "Great Sage, lend me your cudgel again!"
When the final tribulation comes crashing down
All three step in front of her at once.
The Golden Cudgel slams into the ground, the Fire-Tipped Spear sets the clouds ablaze, and divine light from the third eye pierces the heavens.
The rebellious spirits that once defied heaven have been tempered into the sharpest blades.
And every blade is pointed in her defense.
Tang Sheng suddenly feels that falling into this story wasn't such a bad deal.
After all, she's here to write the happy ending the original never gave them.
[System notification: Main storyline intervention complete.]
[Thank you for using the System. Goodbye.]
It's okay. Come on, author. I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot.
It's more vivid, and the content contains a bit of humor, so I think it's okay.