Paper-Cutting Master: From the Start, I Cut Out a Great Tang General

Zang An transmigrates to a world where ghosts have returned. Adopted by an old paper-cutting artist, he becomes a paper-cutting master.

But his rivals target him, and he is cursed by a hundred ghosts. He won't live past the fourteenth day of the seventh month, when the ghosts will come for his life.

On the night of the fourteenth day of the seventh month, a hundred ghosts roam abroad, seeking his life.

At this critical moment, he awakens the Paper-Cutting System.

He cuts out the divine generals of the Great Tang, who repel evil spirits and ward off misfortune.

He cuts out a local shrine, establishing thirteen underworld outposts to govern mountains, rivers, people, livestock, and local registries.

He cuts out Judge and King Yama, who reckon karma, reward the good, and punish the wicked.

He cuts out the boundary between Yin and Yang, establishing the underworld and bringing order to it.

Before he knows it, Zang An discovers that he rules over the netherworld and has become an unrivaled existence.

Zang An: Honestly, I really didn't want things to turn out this way. I just wanted to keep my head down and live a quiet life. I was forced into it.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.