When I was born, I was abandoned at an orphanage. Later, the orphanage shut down.
When I was three, I went to a kindergarten. It went bankrupt after its funding dried up.
When I was five, a couple adopted me. The day after the paperwork was completed, they were both killed in a car accident.
Over the years, I've been through falling icicles, a chain of car explosions, a gas leak while I was asleep, and a bank robbery...
After I lost all hope in life, I bought a bottle of pesticide and drank it. Turns out the pesticide was fake, and the bottle cap even said, "Try again for a free bottle!"
The world has tried every trick in the book to kill me, but I've stubbornly stayed alive!
But I never imagined that, just to kill me, the world would pull a transmigration stunt!
And this world actually has ghosts!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If you have any funny jokes, interesting subplots, or character names, you can suggest them here. If it makes sense, I will write it in the book later.
The main character of "Suppressing Demon Mountain" (that's what it should be called) has a plot where one versus a hundred makes me excited to watch it! The only thing that feels a bit flawed is that the protagonist is not holding a pair of swords, otherwise he would definitely be more handsome when cutting ghosts!
By the way, doesn't the protagonist plan to tell the ghost hunters that the Peach Wood Sword is very effective in dealing with ghosts? After all, they are now NPC fans of the protagonist, and they have been told how to see ghosts before. Now if they are told about things that can harm ghosts, such as the Taomu Sword and Bagua Mirror, wouldn't it be better to avoid the mortality rate of ghost hunters?
Did the author forget his fortune-telling skills...
For those of you who are watching, can you give me a heads up? I feel like I'm always on my own.
Sorry, I have to put this book on hold temporarily, which is what you understand. Because since it was put on the shelves, there are only about fifty soft girls every day. What I need to do is to find various jokes every night when I rest, and then expand these jokes into a short story or a small plot to incorporate into the book. Every day, it takes about ten hours of coding. Terribly sorry.
This introduction is very familiar.
Ghosts are incorporeal. Tell me how you stepped on them.
Is it Chu Hao or Gu An?
It's funny, but I hope the logic can be smoother. For example, it's funny to open an angel and make it so big in this world where ghosts are open to the public without being connected to a professional ghost exorcist.