Film and TV Crossover: Su Changhe Turns into a Ghost and Transmigrates

(Also known as: Su Changhe Transmigrates: The Buddha Won’t Save Them, So I Will!) After Prince Bai, Xiao Chong, ascended the throne, Prince Yong’an, Xiao Chuhe, defeated Nanjue and then vanished with the Four Guardians of Tianqi. Wary of the Dark River, Xiao Chong ordered a purge of its members, who had already returned to civilian life. In a single night, the streets ran red with blood. When the news reached Su Muyu, he was keeping watch in a secret chamber beside Su Changhe’s body, laid inside an icy coffin. Looking at that still-radiant face, he suddenly laughed, though it sounded more painful than crying. “Heh. Is this the light I bought by sacrificing Changhe?” He rose, picked up his umbrella, and walked out of the secret chamber. That night, Tianqi City ran red with blood. Alone with his sword, Su Muyu stormed the imperial palace. His hair was white as snow and his gaze icy. Wherever the Seven Slayings and Six Annihilations Sword flashed in his hand, no one survived. Imperial guards, attendants, members of the royal family: anyone who stood in his way met their death. At last, he stood in the grand hall, drenched in blood, his long sword dripping as bodies lay piled around him. He looked up at the lofty imperial throne and suddenly laughed. “Xiao Chuhe, you broke your promise.” At the same time, Su Changhe, who had been a ghost for half a year, felt the world spin. When he came to, he was floating in an unfamiliar void. A strange voice rang out in his mind: “Ding! System 886 has detected a ghost! A ghost detected! Oh! There are still ghosts in this world! No matter what, 886 is binding itself to the only ghost in existence!” Wen Kexing, who had just skinned the old Ghost Valley Master and taken his place as the new master of Ghost Valley, instinctively caught the person falling from the sky. He held him close and swooped back down to the mountaintop.