Back to the ’80s: The Tech Whiz Is Great at Catching Ghosts

This is the story of Meng Ke, who returns to her own world after quick transmigration. Meng Ke lived from 1979 to 2079. Having learned many methods and techniques in the quick-transmigration worlds, she spends this life primarily pursuing scientific research and dealing with nonhuman beings.

Meng Ke’s motto in life is: when you meet an enemy, kill them. What if you cut off their hand and they retaliate? No, even without a hand, they still have three other limbs and a mouth, and could still pose a threat.

Some say you should just teach your enemies a painful lesson. But people have always been quick to forget pain once their wounds heal.

The world is so vast, and there are as many souls as grains of sand in the Ganges. Why get entangled with just one person? You can always find another opponent. Leaving trouble for yourself is the stupidest thing to do. So bad people, evil demons, monsters, and other wicked things all get permanently taken out in one go.

But she is extraordinarily generous and patient with her friends, wishing there were no sorrow in the world. She doesn’t mind suffering a little herself.

This is the story of such a contradictory person, and the century she lived through.