Rules of Horror? My Wild Antics Drive the Evil Spirits Mad

[Supernatural Resurgence + Comedy + Horror Power Fantasy + Invincible Protagonist + Delusional Misinterpretations + Meme References] The supernatural is resurging, and ghosts roam the night. While everyone else trembles at death's door, Wang Teng turns the horror movie set into his own stand-up comedy show. When a little-girl ghost demands that he play hide-and-seek to survive, he fires back, “Come on, Uncle's got something fun to show you,” and pulls out his phone to play In the Night Garden. When a murderous ghost lets out a “hee hee hee,” he looks disgusted. “What era are we living in? You're still using sound effects that old? Take a page from Brother Jie: ‘Let me have a look!’” He discovers that the supernatural beings who follow rigid “killing rules” fear one thing most: a “walking logical loophole” like him, who ignores logic and never stops cracking outrageous jokes. The supernatural beings are driven mad by him, while the experts regard him as a god. An ordinary man who only wanted to clown around to stay alive accidentally becomes the “Meme Immortal,” feared by the entire supernatural world.