Is This Really a Class I Should Be Taking?

[A hilarious supernatural story, focused on traditional Chinese horror. The main story is complete, and the extras are updating. The author's next book: Watching a Show [Infinite]] Things started going wrong a month ago. It seemed like a dream. In it, Lu Shubei sat with a group of people in a dim classroom thick with the smell of blood. The words "First Lesson for Newcomers" were written in large characters on the blackboard. Before long, Lu Shubei realized he was attending an introductory lesson for a horror world. Just as he thought he had transmigrated, sunlight fell on his eyelids, and he woke up. From then on, every few days, Lu Shubei would attend at night the beginner's lesson he had already heard many times, then return to reality during the day. * Gradually, a legend about the newbie village spread through the nightmare world. It said a mysterious upperclassman always appeared with a smile at every beginner's lesson. Others said he could do everything, and must be a max-level expert who had returned to the newbie village just to amuse himself at everyone else's expense. But Lu Shubei was miserable. The skills he learned there were completely useless in the real world. So why make him stay up late and study so hard? Was this even a class he was supposed to take? Six completed instances: Seeing Yin Spirits, Zhong Kui's Sister's Wedding, Sending the Meat Zongzi, Red Envelope of Flowers, Opening a Vintage Clothing Store, The Knife Lender, The Red Thread's Tangle This book will go premium this Wednesday. I hope you'll support it! I also recommend the author's completed no-romance stories, Shove the Urban Legend's Male Lead Back and Safe Stocking, I've Got Some Experience Theme: You can never have too many skills