Once you enter The Spirit Mound, there's no leaving until death.
That's the rule, but why is this particular entrant so different?
Entrant Zhu Cheng terrifies three evil spirits into madness in a single day, knocks out two monsters, and scares the final boss into losing his voice. Every ghost who sees him wants to kill itself.
Everyone, living and dead, asks the same question every day: Who's the real villain here?
A fellow traveler scolds Zhu Cheng: "Are you a demon or something?"
Zhu Cheng suddenly changes appearance. A demonic mark appears between his brows, and he says with a faint smile, "Funny you should ask. How did you know?"
Zhu Cheng regains control of his body and puts on a stern face. "Shut up."
The Zhu Cheng with the demonic mark smiles faintly. "Little Cheng, I've spoiled you so much you're completely out of hand."
Fellow traveler: ?
Oh, so he's got a split personality. Sorry to bother you.
It's not a split personality. Zhu Cheng has fallen in love with Zhu Cheng.
#I came to the depths of suffering to save you#
It's more or less a story of a Host and his vessel loving and fighting each other, a silly, sweet infinite-flow tale.
A handsome, unhinged, genuine villain, the shou, Zhu Cheng
Half-sage, half-demon, impossible to define, the gong, Shen Yi
The cycle of rebirth does not exist; that is nirvana. From Right View
Theme: Love and peace.
