Tokyo’s Handsomest Monk

He is a modern-day Tang Sanzang. He’s so handsome that celestial maidens descended from heaven at his birth, all fighting to be his mother.

He’s so handsome that every kind of demon and monster falls at the sight of his kasaya and staff. They’re willing to be liberated just to gaze upon his peerless beauty.

He’s so handsome that even the gods and Buddhas give him a wide berth.

He’s so handsome that no matter how dangerous things get, his peerless beauty always turns disaster into good fortune.

He is Shirakawa Shuichi, also known by his Buddhist name Tenshu, Tokyo’s handsomest monk.

He transmigrates into the ridiculous, goofy, nonsensical Japanese drama Tokyo’s Handsomest Monk.

I’m Shirakawa Shuichi, a transmigrator who’s become the story’s protagonist. Right now, I’m a monk in Tokyo.

It seems the protagonist only ever encounters female monsters. But in the real world, what am I supposed to do if Tokyo’s handsomest monk runs into a male monster?

The story’s logic is absurd and makes no sense at all. I have no idea what to do if I run into a male monster or some other inhuman creature!