Transmigrated into the body of a mental patient, with a magician personality named Carlo who’s always eager to create “bloody art”? Qin Ming looks at the hemp ropes binding him and the butcher closing in, and decides this transmigration experience is absolutely awful.
“Which kidney should I take?” the butcher sneers.
“Both are yours,” Qin Ming replies with a smile, slicing the man’s throat with surgical precision.
Carlo cheers wildly in his mind: “That was awesome!”
A mysterious letter appears, and two blank tarot cards become his only lifeline:
Carlo’s card turns playing cards into deadly blades.
Qin Ming’s card is even more terrifying: it can devour fishmen monsters outright!
After barely escaping back to the Demon Capital, he finds himself facing:
A scheming personality sweet-talking the police: “Officer, I’m so scared!”
His sharp-tongued, nonconformist sixth sister mocking him: “You’re mentally ill and you’re still doing performance art?”
Qin Ming: “Shut up, or I’ll dismember you and turn you into a specimen.”
Meanwhile, behind the scenes, Qin Lie, the Qin family’s “dear big brother,” raises his glass with a faint smile. “Welcome home, little brother.”
When a mad doctor’s scalpel faces off against supernatural monsters, and a magician’s playing cards take aim at the heart of a wealthy family...
How will Qin Ming and Carlo, history’s most unreliable “dual personality,” fight their way through a world of devouring and madness, and uncover the ultimate truth behind the “invitation from another world”?
