[Traditional Writing Style] [Urban Supernatural] [Lighthearted Comedy] [Black Humor] [Humans Scaring Ghosts] [Mild Horror]
Ghosts harm people by first feeding on their fear, then devouring the vital energy that spills out when their victims are frightened.
Zhang Shan awakened a pair of eyes: his left eye absorbs the true spirits of ghosts after they die, while his right eye feeds on their fear.
He was a little puzzled. So does that mean... I have to torture ghosts before killing them?
Isn't that a little twisted?
From then on, he walked the path of ghosts, making even ghosts ashamed of themselves.
Along the way, he gathered a group of ghosts and taught them his methods.
“When feeding on an enemy's fear, we must use every means at our disposal and drain them slowly.”
“Once they're drained, strike them down. Remember to check carefully and finish them off with plenty of extra hits. Leave no loose ends.”
Afterward, he always felt a little guilty.
So he often brought offerings to temples to worship the gods, sharing the burden of his sins with them.
His dog was skeptical: “Does that really work?”
He replied solemnly, “The God of Zhe'ergen protects every child of the mountains.”
The dog immediately prostrated itself. “We're all children of the mountains.”
