[Traditional Festival Rules-Based Horror (First Arc: Lunar New Year) + Debut Broadcast + National Fortune + No Heroine]
Supernatural horrors descend upon Blue Star! Rules-based horror sweeps the globe!
Every country draws a chosen one to take part in the horrors!
The Dragon Kingdom has lost nine times in a row, and its national fortune has fallen below the 10% threshold for national destruction!
The final round is an unheard-of S-rank traditional festival scenario: [Lunar New Year’s Eve]!
Lin An, a transmigrator, discovers that the history of this parallel-world Blue Star diverged in modern times. To fully integrate with the global community, every country underwent “cultural formatting,” abandoning much of its own traditional culture.
One look at the rules-based horror!
Keeping watch on Lunar New Year’s Eve? Welcoming the God of Wealth? Making offerings to the Kitchen God? Fighting the Nian beast?
Well, well! These are all things hardwired into our DNA!
The rules that spell certain death to everyone else look like hints for clearing the level to him!
Playing the Kitchen God, Lin An nitpicks the offerings to the supernatural beings.
“These pastries aren’t sweet enough. One star! I’m going to Heaven and telling on you this year!”
Playing a village elder, he gets everyone organized for a snowball fight.
“No, that’s not how you play! You’re hitting people, not ‘evil spirits’!”
People around the world: “Help! Why does the Dragon Kingdom’s chosen one look like he’s home celebrating Lunar New Year in a horror game?!”
Qianhe: “Our clan’s origins lie across the sea to the east. We now recognize the Dragon Kingdom as the rightful center and pledge to return to our ancestral roots, serving forever as its shield!”
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Only after Lin An conquers every traditional festival horror does the Lord of the Supernatural finally remember what it’s like to live in fear.
That day, an ancestor came to the world of horrors!
A brand new ghost story coming close to the Lunar New Year, not bad.
The only drawback is that there's a cherry blossom follower.
I'd like to recommend a good book! Folk Culture
The author is awesome, really great! 👍😄
This is a very good book. The author wrote about some Chinese folk customs that I didn't even know. Please write more about Chinese folk customs!
Who would have thought that I would come across this book on New Year's Eve? I'll finish reading Chu Xi's story today, and I'll read the part for New Year's Day tomorrow.
Super good book
The opening segment explains the customs of the Spring Festival to people unfamiliar with them; its value goes without saying.