I'll See You to Your Grave

Song Zhong, whose name means "sending someone off to their final rest," is the tragic product of a comedic age. After a joke made by the villagers, his simple-minded father gave him the nickname "Final Farewell." From then on, this name became his lifelong identity: whoever gets involved with him is out of luck, and whoever crosses his path, he sends to their final rest. Relying on a fate that might be good luck or bad, he eventually ascends to the long-awaited throne of the Dark King. Meanwhile, people secretly place him on the boundless, towering altar of the "Crab."

Picking on the weak and fearing the strong comes naturally to him; flattery and sucking up are his specialties. He can do anything from fishing with cats to walking dogs, and when it comes to wooing girls, I'm determined to become a demon.

His catchphrase: "I pick on the weak and fear the strong. What are you going to do about it? I go in empty-handed and come out red-handed, sending you off to your final rest."

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