Horror: My Seven Emotions and Six Desires Have Minds of Their Own

Zhao Ye transmigrates to a world where supernatural horrors have returned, only to find that each of his seven emotions and six desires has developed a mind of its own.

Joy: "On the young master's wedding day, I will take form. When my suona sounds, all under Heaven will rejoice. What have I to fear from demons and monsters?"

Rage: "A mere evil spirit, and you dare show off your pitiful tricks before me? Great Might, Heavenly Dragon!"

Sorrow: "There is no one in this world more heartbroken than me. Not even a ghost!"

Fear: "I can absorb the fear that fills the world, until I become a terrifying nightmare, a Demon God of Fear."

Love: "My exquisite heart-lamp holds the figures of many who pursued love: Chang'e flying to the moon, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl..."

The seven emotions are joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, hatred, and desire.

The six desires are lust, desire for physical appearance, desire for dignified bearing and posture, desire for speech and voice, desire for smoothness, and desire to be remembered.

The bridal veil formed by the joy of the seven emotions covers the red moon. The Demon God of Fear, incarnation of fear among the seven emotions, devours the Ghost Emperor. The Prelude to Love, played by love among the seven emotions, echoes through space.

Zhao Ye: "What horror? This is clearly healing."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.