[The supernatural descends + ghost control + on-screen comments + cultivation + famine + raising children + villainess]
After failing to survive her tribulation, Jiang Ruo, a cultivator at the peak of the Mahayana stage, is transported into a book-world where the supernatural has descended. To make matters worse, she becomes the stepmother of a young villain.
What can she do? Raise the child, of course!
Famine ravages the human world, and evil ghosts run rampant.
Countless people struggle to survive, selling their humanity and surrendering their souls and bodies to become the ghosts’ slaves.
Jiang Ruo awakens both an on-screen comment feature and a supernatural System. With a single strike of her sword, she can slay ten thousand ghosts!
As the world falls, while everyone else is still wagging their tails and begging for the ghosts’ mercy,
the rules mean nothing to Jiang Ruo. She alone decides what is right and wrong!
Ghosts? Tie them up.
Farmland? Claim it.
Restaurants, clinics, entire cities? She’ll gladly take them all.
The human world has become a playground for ghosts, and evil spirits play hide-and-seek with humanity.
[Don’t let it find you. No matter what.]
With talismans in her left hand and a sword in her right, Jiang Ruo wears a smile more dangerous than any ghost’s.
“Are you looking for me?”
The ghost is dead.
After the low-level ghosts are cleared out, high-level ghosts arrive with rules of their own, but they’re still cut down all the same.
While everyone else cautiously follows the rules in the dungeons, Jiang Ruo gleefully jumps around in the danger zone.
Ghost: “You’re supposed to die.”
Jiang Ruo raises her sword. “No. You’re the one who’s supposed to die.”
The rules?
She is the rules.
