You Asked Me to Write About Tomb Raiders, So Why Am I Writing Ghost Blows Out the Light on the Spot?

Hu Yang woke up to find himself competing in a screenplay-writing contest.

Contestants had to write a screenplay on the spot based on a given prompt.

When the show gave them the prompt "Tomb Raiders,"

Hu Yang watched the other contestants rack their brains, searching for information and flipping through dictionaries as they made up the same old stories about exploring ancient tombs.

But after his System awakened just in time, Hu Yang decided to write something light and entertaining to help the audience cool off.

"Faqiu seals, Mojin talismans, ghost-blowing lamps to guard the living, not the dead;"

"Burial coffins, bronze sarcophagi, don't come near unless your destiny is strong;"

"Upright burial pits, box-shaped tombs, stay clear if you're not a Mover of Mountains or Unloader of Ridges;"

"Red-clad fiends, smiling corpses, when ghosts laugh, it's better to hear them cry;"

"Ghost-Blowing Lamp, I've chosen you!"

The audience erupted, and the judges were dumbfounded.

"We asked you to write a screenplay for film or television, and you came up with the rules of the trade on the spot?"

"I recommend investigating his background! It's way too realistic. I suspect he experienced it firsthand!"

Then, when the National Cultural Heritage Administration and police departments across the country also began keeping an eye on Hu Yang,

netizens could no longer sit still...

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