Haunted House Going Under? I'll Build a Global Horror Park Instead

Xia Linfeng transmigrated into the owner of a dilapidated suburban haunted house on the verge of bankruptcy. He was a million yuan in debt, all the actors playing ghosts had quit, and his only asset was a decrepit building that was genuinely haunted.

Just as he was about to cut his losses and run, he unexpectedly awakened the "World's Strongest Haunted House" System. As long as he fulfilled the bizarre demands of the three resident "real ghosts" working at the haunted house, he would receive enormous sums of System funds and special rewards.

Old Zhou, the hanged ghost, complained that his rope was fading and demanded an LV one instead. He also wanted a huge tumor that could spray warm blood at a constant temperature of thirty-seven and a half degrees.

Xiaomei, the ghost in the television, complained about the static on her color TV and demanded an entrance inside a holographic matrix butterfly cocoon, woven from Klein blue light and shadows.

Uncle Chen, the Headless Horseman, was tired of tourists laughing at his plastic horse. He demanded a real Harley-Davidson motorcycle and a custom leather jacket made by an old Milanese tailor.

Looking at the balance in his account soaring, Xia Linfeng waved his hand. "I'll get it all done for you!"

He threw money at a top Hollywood special-effects team and gave the haunted house a hardcore makeover and upgrade.

When a competitor brought people over to cause trouble, he simply shut the doors and let the ghosts loose. The visitors got to experience the Headless Horseman speeding around and clearing the place out, with a terrifying jump scare that made the whole crowd wet themselves.

And so the world's premier horror experience center was born. Global billionaires bid ticket prices up to astronomical levels, then waited a year in line just to experience the ultimate thrill of being scared out of their wits once.

Other people opened haunted houses to make money. Xia Linfeng opened one and somehow turned his ghost employees into the shadow emperors of the global entertainment industry.