After Mo Shi transmigrates, he finds an asylum inside his head, with several patients living there.
The arrogant, tsundere Patient Number One claims to be the King of the Final Moment, who trampled evil gods underfoot and slaughtered countless beings. But the sight of blood makes him throw up everywhere.
The gentle Patient Number Two always calls himself the Lord of Dawn. He claims a dusty bell in the corner can shatter time and fate, yet he uses it to crack walnuts.
The gloomy masochistic boy who wears a mask all day is described by the other patients as the most powerful social climber, with a charm that captivates all beings. In reality, he is just a weirdo who likes Buddhist scriptures.
Even the only cat in the asylum, who does nothing but meow, is unanimously declared by the other two to be the young master of the demon beast clan, the one and only auspicious beast of heaven and earth.
What really makes Mo Shi feel like the sky is falling is that Number Two likes cats, while Number One likes boys.
Mo Shi looks at the “monsters” before him, his mouth twitching, and silently picks up the battered stun baton at his feet.
Once he has disciplined them into behaving a little better... He thinks the asylum can only make him some money, so he does whatever he wants.
He beats up the King of the Final Moment with his left hand and kicks the Lord of Dawn with his right.
Only when he senses something is wrong does regret set in.
Looking at the four of them, their faces “glowing red,” he nearly weeps. “D-Daijoubu... Can we make up, Xi?”
Patients Number One and Two: “You can’t possibly be joking right now...”
Wait... Something’s wrong... It’s all fake... You’re lying to me. You tricked me! You tricked me!!!!!!
Angels!! Angels!! Why are angels born with broken wings?
Why!! Did I transmigrate?? I didn’t transmigrate!
What is that thing in the sky? Jehovah, angels, the path to immortality?
There must be something wrong with this asylum!!!! I... am too.
Emmm, how can I put it this way, the advantages that can be found in this book are probably that the subject matter is relatively novel, the early dialogue is a bit over-described, and the control of the plot is still relatively weak. Considering that the author is a novice, these mistakes are relatively normal, and as the article is pushed forward, the writing style begins to improve visibly with the naked eye. This book has great potential to the naked eye. I hope the author can continue to persevere. I hope there will be no eunuchs...😢😢😢😢😢
Well... I always feel like the system is going to change in the next moment. Apart from a bit too many emotional scenes, there's no problem.