Horror: My Emotions Have a Mind of Their Own

Zhao Ye traveled to a world where horror resurrected, and as a result, his emotions and desires had their own ideas. Joy: "On the day of your great joy, I will appear in my form, and when I blow my suona, the whole world will rejoice. Why should I be afraid of evil spirits?" Angry: "A mere devil with little skill dares to do anything in front of me, a mighty dragon!" Sadness: "There is no one more sad than me in this world, not even ghosts!" Fear: "I can absorb the fear that is everywhere, and eventually become a terrifying nightmare, fearing the devil." Love: "My exquisite heart lamp collects many figures chasing love, Chang'e flying to the moon, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl..." The seven emotions refer to happiness, anger, sadness, fear, love, evil, and desire. The six desires refer to the desire for astringency, the desire for appearance, the desire for majesty and posture, the desire for words and sounds, the desire for fineness and smoothness, and the desire for human imagination. The wedding dress formed by the joy of the seven emotions covered the red moon, and the fear demon transformed into the fear of the seven emotions ate the Ghost Emperor. The overture of love played by the love of the seven emotions resounded in the space. Zhao Ye: "What's the horror? It's clearly a cure." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.