American Horror: The Path to Immortality Begins with Spirit-Binding and Summoning

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I, Zhang Cheng, was an orphan in both my lives.

I died suddenly at an assembly-line job in my previous life. When I woke up in this one, I had transmigrated straight into the world of American horror movies.

From the start, I awakened one of the Eight Wonders, Spirit Summoning and Dispatching. It forcibly controls spirits regardless of their wishes, lets me command and dismiss them, and can even devour them to permanently steal their abilities. Before I could celebrate, the most basic question of survival was staring me in the face. Fortunately, by getting involved with the Warrens, Zhang Cheng began his life with cheat-like powers.

At the Perron farmhouse in The Conjuring, a witch's evil spirit roams the halls, while an even more terrifying presence slumbers in the basement. The Warrens' exorcism is about to spiral out of control, and several innocent people are on the brink of death.

Everyone wants to run, but I can only press forward. Because I have an ability no other exorcist possesses: they can only drive out ghosts, while I can catch them.

Later, Zhang Cheng discovers that every time he resolves a supernatural incident, he randomly unlocks a new one of the Eight Wonders. From The Conjuring to Insidious, from a witch gathering to demonic possession, the horrors of this world go far beyond the movies. And the Eight Wonders in my hands are far more unfathomable than I ever imagined.

Origin of Qi and Body, Wind Rear Strange Gate, Six-Storehouse Immortal Thief... As the Eight Wonders awaken one by one, a path to eternal life is unfolding beneath my feet.

“You exorcise with faith. I catch ghosts with skill.”

(Note: The main plot may not unfold exactly as described in the synopsis, but these events should all be covered!)