Master of Shadow Theater: One Song of Changban Slope, and the Martial God Descends, Shocking Gods and Ghosts

The show begins, and listeners gather from all directions. One side is human, three sides are ghosts, and four sides are gods.

Once the singing starts, it must continue to the end, whether or not anyone is in the audience. If no mortals are present, the ghosts and gods are; if mortals do not listen, the ghosts and gods will.

A theatrical troupe performs ghost opera in the village on the Ghost Festival, but mishap after mishap strikes, and the performance cannot go on.

The village chickens and dogs start squawking together, while faint laughter can be heard from the empty audience.

Wronged ghosts weep, vengeful ghosts laugh. Better to hear a ghost weep than to hear one laugh.

At the critical moment, Zhao Yu activates the Yin Opera System. Dressed in a white opera robe, with battle flags on his shoulders and a bright silver spear in hand, he sings a Peking opera aria about the Battle of Changban.

Listen to the heavens: the White Dragon sings, and the undefeated God of War has returned.

He grips his silver spear and mounts his warhorse. When have you ever seen a dragon take off its armor?

Zhao Yu bellows, "I am Changshan's paper-making farmer! Little ghost girl, how dare you hurt me? Take this spear!"

The red-clad female ghost is stunned. "General Zhao, please don't! This humble girl..."

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