I Became a Buddhist Layabout After Entering Legend of the White Snake

Xu Xian'er transmigrated.

Her new identity: Xu Xian, courtesy name Hanwen, from Qiantang, with an older sister named Jiaorong.

She's none other than the protagonist of The Legend of the White Snake, except this Xu Xian is a woman, in a gender-swapped version of the story.

Xu Xian'er spent over a decade as a man, lying flat and doing nothing, just waiting for her White Sister to show up and carry her through life.

Instead, the "White Sister" who arrived stood eight feet tall, with sword-straight brows, bright eyes, and an imposing presence. She looked more like a man than Xu Xian'er did.

The "White Sister" held a sword in one hand and gold in the other, her face cold. "I owe you a debt. Pick your reward!"

Xu Xian'er: ...

This wasn't how the story was supposed to go! Where was her gentle, kind, beautiful, rich sister?

2. To repay a debt from a past life, Bai Heng descended the mountain. After meeting his benefactor, he tried all sorts of ways to repay her, but none of them made much difference.

The Green Snake traveling with him suggested a devious plan: disguise himself as a woman and offer himself in marriage to repay the kindness.

Bai Heng responded with a cold laugh.

Even if he never became an immortal, he, Bai Heng, would never associate with a good-for-nothing like Xu Xian.

Until one glance by the West Lake, where a lovely girl in red, having shed her men's clothes, couldn't stop thinking about snuggling up with a female demon...

Bai Heng: Is it too late for me to dress as a woman?

3. Xu Xian'er always thought Bai Heng was a cold, aloof snake. That is, until the Dragon Boat Festival, when a certain snake, tipsy from drinking fake wine, gazed at her with hazy eyes, flicked his forked tongue, and nuzzled her ear. In a hoarse voice, he said, "Xian'er, my heart belongs to you."

Only then did Xu Xian'er realize that all that propriety was a lie. The truth was that snakes were lustful by nature.

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