In the Interstellar World, I Use Secret Identities to Draw Hate

This is the second installment of A Player and Their Account Transmigrated into a Game [Wuxia Crossover].

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Many years later, Yan You published a book called On the Many Ways to Farm Hate, which circulated across numerous high-level planes.

Here are its key points:

1. Your target doesn't have to be human. It can be a demon, a ghost, or an evil god.

2. Your venue doesn't have to be the mortal world. It can be hell, a dream, or an evil god's domain.

3. Your method doesn't have to involve staying alive. You can dance on their most sensitive nerves or sabotage their plans, but be sure to communicate in a friendly manner.

10. The author of this book is a really, really, really, really good person.

Reader One, whose identity is well known but not specified: Damn, damn, damn, damn.

Reader Two, whose identity is well known but not specified: I @~*/!

Reader Three, whose identity is well known but not specified: ...Hey, anyone want to come with me and smash this damn publishing house?

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[Coming Soon]

○ Synopsis to come.

○ The second installment of the no-romance spin-off A Player and Their Account Transmigrated into a Game [Wuxia Crossover]. Same protagonist, same style.

○ Some details about the secret identities have been changed slightly from the first installment.

○ Also known as On the Many Ways to Farm a Boss's Hate.

The Original Is Steady as a Rock, the Secret Identities Are Crazy as Cats.

Theme: Let the mind roam the world.