I Don't Want to Be a Hero
The martial world was thrown into chaos because of him alone, and it returned to peace because of him as well. Who is he? The abbot said, “That scoundrel? He stole my pig, then my dog, and finally, t
To keep it brief, Dr. Xiao Yan, a psychiatrist at a mental hospital, was killed in a freak accident during electroconvulsive therapy. When he awoke, he realized he had crossed into another world.
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“Your internal strength—third tier! Level: low!” Monk Huiren gazed at the aura of inner power emanating from Xiao Yan and coldly pronounced the verdict.
No sooner had he spoken than laughter erupted throughout the entire Golden Mountain Monastery. Even the abbot’s dog barked in disdain a few times and then lifted its leg to urinate on the bald head of the napping abbot.
“With such paltry strength, you want to challenge the Eighteen Arhats Formation, leave the order, and return to secular life? Sheer delusion.”
“What future is there in quitting monkhood? There’s so much promise in being a monk! Could it be the old abbot’s charm isn’t enough to keep people here?”
“Er… Master Huili, spare us your nonsense. Yours is so short…”
“Yes, wait—how do you know he’s short? You two… I think I know what’s going on here…”
Taunts and jeers came from all directions, but Xiao Yan paid them no mind. Whether before or after this transmigration, he was destined to be the protagonist of his own story.
Perhaps it started when his parents named him Xiao Yan, or maybe it was because he shared the name of a hero from some novel.
Xiao Yan strode boldly into the Hall of Arhats. If he could break through the Eighteen Arhats Formation, he’d be allowed to return to secular life. Being reincarnated into the body of a monk was truly troublesome.