Tang Lingcha was a master of the occult arts, tasked with guarding the Ten Thousand Bones Domain and preventing the Evil God from escaping.
Tang Lingcha had guarded it for five years. The Evil God was quiet and easy enough to get along with, though Tang Lingcha had never actually seen what he looked like.
The Ten Thousand Bones Domain was cold and desolate, so Tang Lingcha could only talk to the Evil God to keep himself company.
One day, he woke up to find that he had become a good-for-nothing Heavenly Master.
Yicheng had a notorious haunted house, a place everyone avoided at all costs. Yet one Heavenly Master had opened an incense shop there.
Everyone knew the Heavenly Master who ran the shop was a good-for-nothing. The talismans and incense he sold were fake. The only real thing about him was how exceptionally handsome he was.
As a result, all sorts of things often came to cause trouble.
Faced with one evil spirit after another, Tang Lingcha merely moved a finger. Heh, he was itching for a fight.
The evil spirits he vanquished all had the same thought:
He could ward off evil with a casually drawn talisman.
He could bring a paper doll to life with a quick snip.
"Is this really that good-for-nothing Heavenly Master?"
On the Ghost Festival, the gates of hell swung wide open.
The Ghost King led a vast throng into the human world. Every time he came, he was sure to cause chaos.
Tang Lingcha stood at the gates of hell, with a handsome young man behind him.
The Ghost King had just been about to slaughter everyone in sight when the young man smiled faintly. The Ghost King turned and ran.
"Your Majesty, why are we running?"
"Hurry up! If that one so much as sheds a drop of blood, I don't think I'll survive the day."
That year, the gates of hell stayed open for five minutes.
Tang Lingcha said, "What happened to the epic battle? What happened to overthrowing the human world?"
Coming soon: I Transmigrated as the Real Young Master and Accidentally Seduced the Obsessive Big Shot
Yu Yanjia transmigrated into a book. A top-tier star like him had become the real young master in a melodramatic rich-family novel.
In the story, the real young master was a low-ranking actor struggling in the entertainment industry. He accidentally discovered that he was the rich family's long-lost biological son, and thought his life was finally about to take a turn for the better. But the fake young master framed him, and the next day rumors about him were everywhere. The rich family was too concerned about its reputation to acknowledge him, and the real young master was driven to suicide by online abuse.
When Yu Yanjia arrived, he was standing on the rooftop, about to jump.
"Jumping? Not a chance."
He sat on the edge of the roof, looked at the comments telling him to die, and calmly put away his phone.
"Any publicity is good publicity. I know the entertainment industry inside out."
He wasn't going to let anything that belonged to him slip away, including the man who was supposed to be his fiance.
Looking at a photo of the two of them smiling beautifully, he hatched a plan. With a face this gorgeous and acting this good, surely he could seduce a man.
Before long, he became the undisputed top-tier star of the entertainment industry. His parents fought over who got to claim him, and the fake young master was disgraced.
The only person he couldn't get rid of was the marriage partner he'd stolen for himself.
A full-blown breakup scene.
Yu Yanjia said, "I don't want to keep pretending. Let's break up, Rao Chenyu. I've never loved you."
The man across from him sneered, his face dark, and pulled a business card from inside his clothes.
"Really? Then that's perfect. I don't want to pretend anymore either. Can you read? Take a look at what's written here."
Yu Yanjia looked up. The card bore three characters: "Rao Tingyu."
The ruthless, cold-blooded head of a top-tier wealthy family from the original novel, a man who existed only in rumors, and the twin brother of the person Yu Yanjia was supposed to marry.
He immediately wanted to run. "Sorry to bother you."
The man behind him wrapped an arm around his waist. "Darling, you used me and now you want to leave? You thought it'd be that easy? Now it's time to settle things between us."
Coming soon 2: The Horror Livestream Is Back
+++ The horror livestream, once hugely popular around the world, suddenly shut down one day. Disappointed, everyone wondered what had happened.
++++ Some said the game's final boss had been defeated.
++++ Others said the game had been created for one particular person, and when he left, the game ended.
++++ The truth would never be known.
+++ One day in 2032, Lin Shutuo accidentally entered the game, and a text message popped up on everyone's phone.
++ "Hello, everyone! The horror livestream is back."
++++ The game was filled with terror and slaughter. The only way to escape was to clear every level safely. There were no rules here, and you could use anything you could think of.
+++++ Players could also use the money viewers tipped them to buy anything. On the first day Lin Shutuo entered, no one thought this seemingly delicate man would survive the night.
+++++ First level: the beginner level. Everyone was looking for something to defend themselves with, while Lin Shutuo stood out for a very different reason.
+++++ On his first day there, he found somewhere to hide and took a nap.
+++++ On his second day there, he gave an NPC a very "friendly" greeting.
++++++ On his third day there, he cleared the level.
+++++ Everyone: "..."
++++ Was he serious about that speed? He'd broken the record held by the previous number one.
+++++ They also noticed that, after Lin Shutuo arrived, the horror livestream sometimes seemed a little less terrifying.
++++ Lin Shutuo kept adding his own dramatic flair, becoming the most popular star on the livestream. No one expected him to battle his way through level after level and reach the realm no one had ever opened before.
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Theme: Only by wholeheartedly choosing kindness can you get what you wish for.
The whole article left my sister speechless, and she complained in my ear every day. I couldn't help it anymore, so I just wanted to say that after she said it, she couldn't understand what Shou was thinking, and she couldn't feel what he was thinking. Obviously his friend, who seems to be named Xu Chu, is the final boss. He wanted to destroy the world, but he always felt that he still missed his old feelings and refused to let Gong fight him, and even died with him. . . . I always feel that on the other hand, doesn't this situation help Xu Chu? When Xu Chu died, he said, "I won." Gong was abandoned several times in the middle, and he suddenly went from good to evil. Xuchu was like a jsg, always causing trouble, but Shou seemed to have never doubted this person. After finally knowing the truth, the conversations he had with him were so weak. Talking to Gong was like that. If you want to abandon Gong, just say I don't love you anymore, I'm just playing with you. This kind of conversation. Maybe everyone wants to say that this is intentional, for his own good. Then why was the conversation with Xu Chu so weak in the later period? Was it because he couldn't bear to touch this long-time friend? So in comparison, he might be more tolerant and cruel in attacking, right? . . . The one I met at the beginning, the one from Longhu Mountain, that person from Zhang, that person. Not a good one either. He is the boss's lackey. The direction of the plot made my sister so angry that she almost got sick as she whispered in my ear. And there were so many typos in the middle of the book that she said it made her go blind. I couldn't help but look at it, but I didn't expect it to be like this. She said this was not a sweet book, and she felt uncomfortable reading it and felt distressed. I suggest the author change the label.
The subject matter and introduction are all quite attractive, but the further I look at it, the more wrong it becomes. This pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger is not staged.
They are all written with periods and commas, and there is no exclamation tone at all... Just like that "Ah", if it is pain or loud wailing, it is much better to use an exclamation point "Ah!!" Than a period "Ah." I saw that the tone of everyone here's speech seemed to be calm, and there was no sense of empathy at all.
The punctuation marks are really tiring to read... Shouldn't characters use colons when speaking? Commas are really tiring to look at.
I just want to ask, when you see Gong being imprisoned and then not resisting no matter what he does, does that include giving Gong to that person no matter what he does? Or was it just a physical beating? If you are attacked by a bunch of cannon fodder, you will really panic...
There are too many typos and the logic is a bit too confusing. It's a flaw.
There are too many typos, please turn on the reading mode to listen, guaranteed to keep surprises  ̄  ̄)σ
Nice. Come on!
"2409, Don't go wrong." Give the author a big bug ~ 2309
"If my anger is gone, I will die." This is a big bug for the author~ Did the anger go to the wrong place?