The Distant Waters Flow On and On [Journey to the West + Quick Transmigration]

[Highlight: This story is on hiatus. I'll revisit Journey to the West and rework the outline before continuing.]

A Li doesn't have much ambition. All he wants is to be able to cultivate one day and stop his father from worrying about him. To that end, he joins the four pilgrims on their journey west, along with the White Dragon Horse.

And then... he discovers what it's like to have teammates who are a little too much to carry. (Life is hard, and A Li sighs.)

A Li, who gets captured along with Tang Sanzang on a daily basis, is exhausted: Yes, he really is too weak to even truss a chicken. But who said he's useless?

Does being unable to cultivate mean he's easy to bully?

When A Li finally can't take it anymore, he rips off his disguise the moment a certain Six-Eared Macaque shows up.

Who said I'm weak?

The young man smiles, unrestrained and carefree.

From that day on, the immortals and gods put away all their contempt.

I would laugh with my sword held high toward the sky, my heart and courage as steadfast as the Kunlun Mountains... A Li rolls his eyes. No, it's: