A Hundred Demons: Devour Heaven and Earth

[One heroine, comedy, overpowered protagonist, monsters and ghosts, and a smart lead]

Lin Fan transmigrates into a world of demons and monsters. His golden finger automatically records skills when he comes into contact with supernatural creatures on the verge of death.

The skills are all real and usable, but their descriptions are more cryptic than the last:

[Death-Sleep Art] The living fall asleep, all calamities give way to spring. He thinks it’s a miraculous healing skill, but when he tries it, he’s the one who sleeps himself to death.

[Relentless Battle Method] Fight day and night, harvest their vital essence. He thinks it’s a combat technique, but after training, he realizes something is off. Why does this thing feel more and more like dual cultivation?

[Steel Muscles and Iron Bones (2.5%)] Blades cannot cut, bones stand firm as iron. He thinks it makes him invulnerable, but getting beaten still hurts like hell!

At last, Lin Fan understands: the skills granted by this golden finger are all usable, but he has to guess what they actually do. Guess wrong, and at best he’ll embarrass himself; at worst, he’ll die.

From then on, he picks up a new habit: whenever he gets a new skill, he finds someone to test it on before deciding whether to use it.

Until the day he tries a skill called [Heart Illusion] in front of the heroine.

He thinks it’s an ordinary illusion, but the heroine suddenly blushes.

Lin Fan: “Wait! I think I know what’s going on!”

Heroine: “You guessed wrong? Then tell me, what did you just use on me?”

Lin Fan: “Uh… What if I said I still haven’t figured it out? Would you believe me?”

Then, as he runs, he notices everyone on the street turning to look.

Turns out, some skills aren’t something you can guess your way through.

They’re a matter of life and death.