“Let’s play the pen fairy game.”
“Sure! Let me think of what I want to ask.”
“... I’ll pass. I have something to do today, so I need to get home early.”
“Ugh, what a buzzkill. Let’s play. Just ignore her.”
Zhen Zixia never told anyone that she had a special ability.
She could hear an alarm called the “Death-Seeking Radar.” Whenever a supernatural incident happened nearby, her ears would start buzzing.
She had just heard it again. Since the pen fairy was one of the most common tropes in fiction, she had run without a second thought, determined to keep death-seeking far away from herself.
... But you can’t just walk away from death-seeking because you want to.
The next day, one of those girls died.
That evening, on her way home, Zhen Zixia saw the girl trailing behind her from a distance, her head covered in blood.
And the alarm in Zixia’s ears was deafening...
A friendly reminder:
1. Our goal is to stay away from death-seeking. That’s everyone’s responsibility.
2. We do not encourage romance. In supernatural stories, boyfriends are dangerous creatures. (But there’s nothing we can do if you date anyway.)
2.1. This reminder was added at the user’s request: the radar can only be used by one person.
2.1.1. This reminder was added at the user’s request: the radar cannot be blocked, not even during your love life.
3. The right to interpret the above rules belongs to [Data Deleted] Corporation.
[Confident, goofy genius Taoist male lead x cold, ordinary girl with a disaster-prone constitution]
[Includes transmigrate into a book elements; the original novel is a horror romance]
[The original heroine’s best friend is a minor character; the male lead has no connection to the original male lead]
Theme: Death-seeking is bad for your health
