"Ding! The dual identity of a heavy Internet writer + a delivery person has been detected, and the [Global Weird Story Survival System] is officially bound!"
Lin Buyi squatted on the curb with a layoff notice in his hand, and the next second he was dragged into a supernatural copy with a mortality rate of 100% - here, Mr. Ren from "Mr. Zombie" rolled up KPIs to chase performance, Chu Renmei from "The Corpse in the Mountain Village" sang an off-key lament in Huangshan Village, the ghost of Minxiong's haunted house urged him to deliver "midnight takeaway", and even the morgue of Xinglin Hospital had a notice saying "Cleaning charms need to be scanned to pay for merit".
Players around the world trembled under the rules, but he turned "seeking death" into an art: using the Zelda Shika Stone to freeze popsicles on zombies, using Maoshan Talismans to sign "good luck opening" to haunted houses, and even riding an electric donkey at Kisaragi Station to please the red-dressed senior.
"According to the 88th law of "System Flow Novel, as long as I am abstract enough, the rules cannot catch me!"
When countries were still struggling to clear customs, Lin Buyi had already used talismans in his left hand and Zelda props in his right hand to turn copies of folk customs and ghost stories around the world into a "scene for delivery people to make money across borders", and by the way, he also won life resources back for the country - after all, at the end of the day as a worker, even ghosts have to give five-star praise!
