Baili Lan transmigrated.
The good news: he has a System.
Even better, it’s a Medical Saint System, complete with a talent that continuously restores his health. He can earn items by studying medicine and saving lives.
He was already imagining how this cheat would take him to the top, when he discovered that another soul was living in the same body: Chu Wudu.
The bad news: the other guy has a Corpse-Collecting System. He cultivates by collecting corpses, burying them, and building graves.
Two souls take turns appearing, one by day and one by night.
At night, whenever Chu Wudu takes over, he looks at the severely injured patient nearby and can practically feel the urge to dig a pit and bury him.
That urge wakes the patient, who had still been unconscious.
“If your injuries can’t be treated, can I have your corpse to bury?”
The patient: I think there’s still time to save me QAQ.
Baili Lan, trapped inside the body: Chu Wudu, put him down!
Chu Wudu: Where? In the pit in the backyard?
After putting each other through a lot of misery with no results, the two finally sign a truce.
One saves lives and helps the world by day; the other digs pits and buries corpses by night.
And Baili Lan never has to hold a grudge overnight, because Chu Wudu takes care of those enemies that very night.
For example:
By day, Baili Lan is surrounded and attacked for the precious medicine in his possession. But when night falls, Chu Wudu takes over, transforms into a Blood-Night Asura, slaughters everyone involved, and buries their bodies on the spot.
Baili Lan: Bro, stop killing people. You’re scaring me. QAQ
· A ridiculous, satisfying power-up story.
· The two souls sharing one body will eventually separate.
Theme: Healing the world and practicing medicine with compassion.
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