The God of Theater: Mo, Is This Right?

A high school student wanders around a university campus. Thud! Falling objects are no joke. In ghost form, he discovers he’s the lucky one chosen by a loose tile falling from a classroom building. Just as he’s grumbling about what kind of cursed luck this is, he’s mistaken for a newbie and signed into a contract. After transmigrating into a book, he discovers that his System is a total grind fanatic, off grinding at something else. After handing out a reward, the aloof System leaves him with a caretaker program and walks away. The young man and the “brain-dead” program stare at each other in silence. Bai Cang says: “I was going to become a magical…” Wait, Chen Ling hasn’t even appeared yet. Why did I have to show up so early!!! Everyone knows Divine Doctor Chu has an arrogant, eccentric younger brother, whom he treasures and takes everywhere. Until one day, Doctor Chu’s younger brother disappears. Someone, tired of waiting for the main plot to begin, decides to go out and have fun. Wandering is fun for a while, and wandering forever is even better, until an unexpected reunion on Bingquan Street. It looks like a chance encounter, but in truth, someone from the Divination Path has grown sick of calculating the hexagrams. One person looks like he has everything under control, but his palms are sweaty and his heart is pounding. The other acts nonchalant and pretends to be surprised, while secretly thinking that his brother has lost weight. In an ancient military tomb, the young man leans against the wall with his arms crossed, casually flinging the Bai Qi Token into the air. Looking at the bodies strewn all around, he says lazily, “Mo-mo-mo, picking a fight with me? You’ve definitely got the wrong person.” In Aurora City, Chu Muyun gently pats the young man’s head. “Be good. Don’t… run off again.” Bai Ye puts an arm around the young man’s shoulder. “See? Doctor Chu doesn’t care about you at all. Come with your big brother Bai.” “So I’ll go hungry nine meals in three days, mo?” Apologies for the out-of-character moments. This story has a mountain of original lore, a touch of everyone-loves-the-protagonist, and no conventional moral compass. Things go however they please. A stubborn, ruthless, eccentric, obsessive, childish character with a strange verbal tic who is no saint.