Jiu Yu never imagined that a spur-of-the-moment flirtation with the lofty Supreme God would earn her such an outrageous punishment: she was thrown into three thousand small worlds and forced to play all kinds of “horrifying” characters.
With a deathly pale paper-doll face, she stiffly twisted her limbs in a haunted house at midnight. She was the paper bride in red from an old mansion, and beneath her red veil should have lurked a face of blue skin and fangs. But when she saw a college student who had just entered the world of the supernatural, she couldn’t help pinching his cheek. “Hey, handsome, will you marry me?”
Then she became a creepy-smiling clown at an amusement park, required to have a “friendly chat” with everyone at three in the morning. She even had to become the reflection in a mirror, secretly changing people’s appearances while they got ready…
The supernatural rules in each world were absurd and deadly, and a different person appeared in every realm, always turning up by her side in a different role. Sometimes he was a gentle scholar she scared half to death; sometimes he was a prison warden who watched her expressionlessly, with a hint of amused mockery always lurking in his eyes.
But as she progressed through her missions, she discovered that the rules of these supernatural worlds were collapsing, and every point where things went out of control coincided with someone’s appearance.
When she finally exposed the Supreme God’s pretense of “impartial law enforcement,” he grabbed her wrist and spoke in a low, hypnotic voice: “Misbehave again, and I’ll lock you by my side forever, as a ghost who scares only me.”
