Plot-focused blurb: She transmigrates into Journey to the West. Is she supposed to protect Tang Sanzang on his pilgrimage west to obtain the scriptures? Not at all! Su Qingqing's job is to cause trouble along the way and convince the monsters they absolutely must eat Tang Sanzang's flesh, so she can complete the task assigned by her superiors.
Isn't Tang Sanzang's flesh supposed to be amazing? Why have the monsters switched to vegetarianism? What, they have no powerful backers and are afraid of being captured? I promise I'll burn incense at your graves every New Year. Isn't that good enough?
Literary blurb: A beauty of unparalleled allure, yet unable to keep her heart untouched by worldly temptations. When I fall in love with you, Buddha is no longer in my heart.
I'm hopeless at writing blurbs. Although this is set in Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang barely appears in the story. It's about the monsters, so don't worry that my imagination will run too wild and bring the ancients after me for settling scores. Don't nitpick the original. I got this idea from the TV adaptation starring Liu Xiao Ling Tong.
Is this the rhythm of gathering all the Dragon Balls to summon Shenlong?