In Japan, the Whole Nation Livestreams the Cursed Sadako Video

Lin Xia represented the Ming Dynasty's Daoist sect at an exchange conference in Japan.

With a Golden Light Mantra in one hand and a sword that split open the gates of heaven in the other, he easily killed the Kuchisake-onna, an evil spirit that had plagued Japan for years.

Japan's leaders were envious and jealous. They threatened and bribed Lin Xia, trying to make him betray his country and join Japan, where he would toil for them and do their dirty work.

Lin Xia refused.

The Japanese were furious with humiliation: "If we can't have such an outstanding young exorcist, we'll destroy him!"

Under the pretext of seeing Lin Xia off, they showed him the legendary cursed Sadako videotape, hoping to use a ghost to kill him.

Watching the long-haired woman slowly climb out of the well,

Lin Xia started to panic. Sadako was an evil spirit on the level of a Ghost King. Anyone who watched her cursed videotape would have their soul claimed by her seven days later!

He couldn't beat her, so what was he supposed to do? Waiting for replies online, this is urgent!

Lin Xia turned to look at Tokyo Tower in Kyoto, Japan, and suddenly had an idea that might not be fully thought through.

Since the lady was coming for his life in seven days, why not have tens of millions of people across Japan watch the videotape too?

Let's see if you'll be dumbfounded when you have tens of millions of people to claim the lives of in seven days!

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