After transmigrating, Chi Fu, a thoroughly decent young man raised on socialist ideals, found himself in the body of a high-level cannon fodder character in a supernatural revenge power fantasy. The good news was that this cannon fodder was rich, handsome, and well-born. The bad news was that none of it meant a thing: the protagonist was about to stab him to death and use him as a stepping stone on the road to power. Chi Fu smiled faintly and chose the safe option over taking his chances with strange wheels and strange ghosts. On the very day he transmigrated, he promptly quit his job. Who knew the world was full of danger? One night, a vengeful ghost crawled beneath his bed. Luckily, the System, which had gone offline, came back online just in time to stop a bloody... uh... tragedy?
The System stared blankly as the gentle, refined young man stood in the kitchen, carving flesh from the evil ghost with a fruit knife. Chi Fu’s eyes, clear as spring water in March, glanced toward a point in the empty air. He smiled warmly at the System and asked in a voice as gentle as a child trafficker’s, “Hey, little one, what kind of ghost are you? Come out and let’s have a nice chat.”
The System froze solid, trembling inside. What should it do? Could it still fake its death and escape?
Warnings
1. The gong is a lunatic with no morals whatsoever. The shou is crazy too, but obeys the law. He’s not your typical thoroughly decent young socialist.
2. Two male leads, both devoted to each other, happy ending. Their romance isn’t angsty, and they love and hate each other.
3. Ghosts galore. This is not your typical supernatural novel.
4. This is what happened when the author went off the rails after being tortured by studying. It’s a little unhinged. The only thing you can count on is the satisfaction; the logic and writing are whatever the author feels like.
