[Multiverse Transmigration + Jian Wang 3] This Monk Has Always Been Compassionate

Jiang Xuanli transmigrated with the Sword Three System. His goal: earn the achievement of "Holy Monk" in every world.

Jiang Xuanli: This is basically just playing myself. It comes naturally. :)

Unfortunately, Jiang Xuanli thought the missions would be a breeze, but his career hit a wall.

World One:

"On the night of the full moon, atop the Forbidden City's peak, a sword comes from the west; a celestial being flies in from beyond the sky."

So, what do you do if the Forbidden City no longer has a "peak"?

Looking at the ruins before him, Jiang Xuanli admitted that he would like to know too.

Of course, the answer didn't matter. What mattered more was that two peerless masters and an emperor were buried beneath the rubble.

Exactly.

He'd barely arrived in this world, and already faced imprisonment. Was this really the kind of grand entrance a "Holy Monk" deserved?

World Two:

"The young master loses his beauty among the flowers; the thief leaves a lingering fragrance as he walks beneath the moon."

Jiang Xuanli resolved to learn from his mistakes and turn over a new leaf (?).

As the saying goes, "When three walk together, one of them can teach me something." He decided to learn the virtues expected of a holy monk from the famous "Seven Wonders Monk" of the martial world.

But he accidentally uncovered the monk's secret: he'd killed his younger brother. To learn more, Jiang Xuanli decided to impersonate the brother and study him up close.

The monk woke in the middle of the night to find the "younger brother" he'd killed sitting beside his bed. "..."

World Three:

Back then: "Demons are always trying to snatch my master."

Now: "My master keeps trying to get snatched by demons." (?)

Jiang Xuanli felt this was putting a lot of pressure on him. After all, he really was headed west to meet the Buddha.

Fortunately, he had plenty of distractions along the way. One demon would invite him to its cave for food and drink, while another would bring him miraculous pills.

Jiang Xuanli: ✪ω✪

Demons: Are you even human?

There are too many worlds to list them all, and they won't necessarily be written in order.

* This is a parallel series to The Poor Monk Has Always Persuaded Others with Reason. You can read this one without reading the previous book. Aside from the protagonist, the two stories are basically unrelated.

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Theme: Kind words build good bonds; cruel words wound the heart.