I Refused Reincarnation After Death and Became a Ghost Story in Japan

“What?”

“You want me to be reborn as a Japanese devil's son?”

“And into a family with a trillion-yuan fortune, as a rich second-generation heir?”

“Like hell I will!”

“I was born Chinese, and I'll die with a Chinese soul. Even if I become a lone wandering ghost, I won't betray my ancestors and become a rich Japanese heir...”

And so, Lin Fan, resolute in his refusal, chose to return to the mortal world as a lone wandering ghost.

Forget that trillion-yuan fortune and being some rich second-generation heir. Isn't being a ghost way better?

But when he returned to the apartment where he'd died, he found people discussing how much his corpse was worth.

He flew into a rage on the spot, his resentment soaring as he prepared to kill them then and there.

But he soon discovered that ghosts can't kill the living just whenever they want. Their victims have to break a taboo rule first.

Rules, huh?

As a Chinese ghost, Lin Fan knew all about those. And besides...

If they wanted rules, that was easy.

Without a second thought, he wrote a line of blood-red rules on the apartment door.

[Rule One: Enter or leave through this door with your left foot, and good luck will always be with you.]

The men who had just finished packing up the corpse stared blankly at the bloody writing that had appeared on the wall out of nowhere.

“What is this? Is it Chinese?”

“Probably. Quick, use a local translation app to see what it says.”

“Boss, it says stepping out with your left foot brings good luck.”

“Shouga! I'm gambling tonight anyway, so I'll pray for some good luck... Here comes the luck!”

And with that, the man walked out without hesitation...

Leading with his... left foot.

Ancestors, the things you once could only leave to fate...

I'll make them happen now, as a Chinese ghost studying abroad!