After transmigrating to another world, he gets an Anti-Superstition System.
His beginner’s draw gives him a red-clad female ghost?
Is this anti-superstition, or anti-humanity?
Could you make it a little more down-to-earth? Stop sending everything straight to the underworld!
Zhang Shulin is dumbfounded.
Since he’s spreading positive, anti-superstition messages, why not start livestreaming?
“Streamer, if you dare put a bowl of white rice at a crossroads at midnight, stick incense in it, then eat the rice after the incense burns out, I’ll be impressed.”
“Streamer, do you dare play the Four-Corner Paranormal Game at two in the morning?”
“Go to a graveyard in the middle of the night, find a paper effigy, then use the blood from your middle finger to dot its eyes. You’ll see the effigy staring at you.”
“Find an old locust tree at midnight and play drop-the-handkerchief around it, shouting, ‘Come catch me!’ as you go.”
“Go to an old house and peel an apple in front of a mirror. Deliberately break the peel, and you’ll see a ghost in the mirror.”
…
Come on, everyone, I’ve done all those challenges and I’m still perfectly fine. I haven’t even lost a single hair!
Then one day,
Zhang Shulin suddenly received a private message from a stranger:
The fortune-telling world has put a billion-dollar bounty on your life.
If there really are ghosts and gods, what the protagonist does is harming people.
They don't have any great skills and the subject matter is quite good. They all rely on props and the devil himself. Even a little devil can be beaten.
Is the City God's order such a big deal?
I gave it five stars simply because I wanted you to see what you wrote.