After Making Paper Effigies, I Got a Happy Ending with the Ghost King

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Bamboo strips for bones, paper for clothes; paste for sinews, painted colors for skin.

Tang An is a paper effigy maker.

Folklore makes her trade sound almost magical, claiming a paper effigy maker's hands are touched by ghostly energy, able to bring dead things to life and turn living things dead.

After transmigrating into the cultivation world as an artificer, Tang An discovers that the paper effigies she makes really do come alive.

Given a new lease on life, all she wants is to live well.

The trouble is, everyone wants her dead.

A senior brother whose money the original owner once stole kicks down her door, overcome by lust.

Tang An brings out a paper figure and beats him until his head is broken and bleeding.

Fail the assessment, and she will be expelled from the sect. Everyone gathers to watch her make a fool of herself.

Tang An stays calm. First, she gives them a stack of spirit money, then she uses her creative paper effigies to leave her teacher marveling.

A powerful figure from the ghost realm has an incomplete soul. His overwhelming resentment is about to turn him into a vengeful ghost and bring disaster to the mortal world.

The human cultivators are helpless, but Tang An raises a hand and sets fire to a paper effigy, burning it to guide the powerful figure's lost soul back to him.

Pei Qianzhu is a sword cultivator.

His fellow disciples all praise him: he has the bearing of an immortal, a natural sword constitution, and with time, he is sure to become the greatest sword cultivator under heaven.

But one day, their aloof senior brother is led away by the sleeve by Tang An, that madwoman, to become her partner.

Later, Tang An wishes she could chop off the hand that dragged Pei Qianzhu along.

"You're spacing out again."

Pei Qianzhu lifts Tang An's chin, forcing her to look at him.

"Beautiful," Tang An says perfunctorily, gazing at the sword that reeks of ghostly energy.

Pei Qianzhu tosses the sword aside, and tears glimmer at the corners of his eyes.

He buries his face in the hollow of Tang An's neck and murmurs, "Still not like him? I was clearly copying the way that person wielded a sword."

Tang An sighs. Why is he crying again...?

A vengeful heroine, the shame of her sect, VS an aloof, disciplined sword cultivator, the pride of his sect / an obsessive, vengeful ghost in fragments

Here's another upcoming novel~

"Monitoring the Corrupted Villain, Is That Me?"

After transmigrating into a book, she still has to work diligently for someone else. What did the villain eat today? How many times did he use the toilet? How many heads did he chop off? Fu Kui has to record all of it carefully.

You say she should quit? Sorry, some of the so-called righteous faction are even more villainous than the villains. She could be killed in an instant.

The one bit of luck she has is that she's an excellent runner.

Huh? Wait!

Didn't I just dodge the boss? Then what is this thing rushing at me now?

You despicable villain, don't think you can get away with being a pervert just because you've turned evil!

Theme: Refuse to wear yourself down. Keep striving to live.