After I Was Dragged into a Strange World, I Transformed a Five-Star Scenic Resort

Pulled into a bizarre world? While everyone else runs for their lives, I open a scenic attraction. Ghosts need a ticket to enter, or their souls will be obliterated.

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Every month, Blue Star randomly “selects” 0.1% of its unlucky residents and throws them into a bizarre continent shrouded in gray mist.

Travelers have just one rule: if they can’t find a rest area within 72 hours, they’ll be stuck there as monsters forever.

There are only 37 officially registered safe spots, and each one offers just six hours of protection.

Until I turn an unfinished building into a “Horror-Themed Hostel.”

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I’m Lin Xiao, an exploited amusement park intern in the real world. Here, I have the [Scenic Attraction Check-In System: Bizarre Edition].

● Take in a traveler and get 1 point of prestige plus random ghost money.

● Take in a ghost and get a limited-edition building material: ghost tiles, blood paint, or resentful lanterns.

● Reach a 90% approval rating and trigger a “Five-Star Critical Hit”: double your safe time, move your attraction, and even write a rule on the spot that applies only to nonhumans:

“Red-clad vengeful ghosts may not float more than two meters high. Violators will have their heads automatically blown off.”

And so

The unfinished building becomes a five-star resort.

The ghost bus is forced to stop at my station, and its driver becomes an employee people can check in with.

The Underworld Night Market serves “Screaming Vegetable Salad,” while the old church’s priest gets turned into a scarecrow mascot after a bad review.

At the Blood Moon amusement park, I send a rival big shot on a hundred consecutive rides on the drop tower, driving his sanity to zero and making him a permanent NPC.