Fulfilling Wishes Across the Heavens: From the Start, a Ghost Chases Me Down to Hack Me to Pieces

This book mainly follows characters who transmigrate across the heavens or into the worlds of movies and television. It's not limited to Republican-era China, so if you enjoy reading multiple stories, adding it to your bookshelf is definitely worth it.

Part One: [Republican-Era Tomb Raiding] Robbing the Qing imperial tombs, with ghosts and monsters

Part Two: [2025 AI Robots] Helping China unify the world and reach for the stars

Part Three: ...

Dark clouds half-cover the moon, a pale, eerie moon hanging in the sky.

Mist fills the mountain woods, silent and foreboding.

Every so often, an old crow's harsh caw rings through the night sky, making the place even more uncanny.

Suddenly, a commotion erupts in the woods. Birds take flight in alarm, while insects and snakes scurry into hiding.

Two figures gradually appear in the mass graveyard, chasing each other without pause. Their flight sends the grass and trees swaying and dust flying.

“Hey, brat, stop! Or I'll hack you to death!” The pursuer's face is deathly pale and twisted with a savage expression, his whole body wreathed in ghostly energy and gloom.

He brandishes a rusty woodcutter's hatchet, who knows how many years it has been buried in the ground, and is determined to hack down the person running ahead.

“Mr. Ghost, I'm just a beggar passing through. Please let me go!” The one fleeing is about sixteen or seventeen.

His face is filthy, his hair matted, and his coarse hemp clothes are covered in patches.

His cloth shoes are worn to shreds, exposing all ten of his shiny black toes.

Now drenched in sweat, he looks terrified.

He runs around the disorderly mounds of graves overgrown with dead grass, glancing back anxiously at the male ghost chasing him.