Rule Horror: I Use Taoist Arts to Crush Everything

[Invincible] + [All Original Dungeons] + [Mystery] + [Occasional National Fate] + [A Little Humor] + [No Mindless Plot] + [Exceptionally Complete Worldbuilding]

This is a world enveloped by rule-based horror. Anyone can be dragged into a bizarre world of rules at any moment, forced to teeter on the brink between life and death.

Just after transmigrating, Liang Yi was thrown straight into the highest-difficulty national dungeon. Losing would not only cost him his life, but also bring disaster upon his country's national fate.

And this time, the national dungeon was set in the Eastern Sakura Nation's home turf: “Toto: Night Parade of a Hundred Demons”!

[Do not anger the Shogun, unless you want to die sooner.]

[Anzi likes children very much. If you notice her smiling at a child for more than five minutes, you would be wise to separate them.]

[Do not let her die!!!]

Fortunately, Liang Yi obtained the Taoist Arts System. Not only did it grant him a Maoshan master experience card from the start, it also let him grow stronger and unlock Taoist arts by killing the uncanny.

When an arrogant contestant from Japan comes looking for trouble, give him a couple of hard slaps to teach him how to behave.

When a monster appears, teach it what it means to be a ghost with one swing of the staff.

“A hundred demons? Let's see if you can withstand this Ten Thousand Talisman Formation!”

From then on, the world of rule-based horror, where people had relied on solving puzzles to barely survive, gained a whole new way to play.

A century-old zombie overflowing with resentment? Take this Divine Heaven Thunder Technique!

A terrifying witch god of Miaojiang? Let's see if you can break my feng shui formation!

The evil demon behind the bizarre game? You're definitely powerful. I can't beat you, so I'll call for help!

“Lord of the Supreme Dao, bestow upon me the Taiji Diagram!!!!”

P.S. The Taoist arts here lean more toward fantasy than traditional supernatural horror. Please skip this if that's not to your taste.