I Share One Body and Two Souls with the God of Death

Baili Lan transmigrated.

Good news: He had a System.

Even better news: It was a Divine Healer System, with a built-in healing ability that restored health over time. He could earn items by studying medicine and saving people.

He was already imagining how this cheat could help him reach the pinnacle of life, when he discovered that another soul, Chu Wudu, was living in the same body.

The bad news: Chu Wudu had a Corpse Collection System. He increased his cultivation by collecting corpses, burying people, and building graves.

The two souls took turns appearing, one by day and the other by night.

At night, when Chu Wudu took over the body, he looked at the gravely injured patient nearby, and the urge to dig a pit and bury him became almost tangible.

It woke the patient, who had still been fast asleep.

"Your injuries can't be cured. Can I have your body 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 back courtyard?

After a round of futile mutual torment, the two finally signed a ceasefire agreement.

One would save lives and heal the sick by day; the other would dig pits and bury corpses by night.

And Baili Lan never held a grudge overnight, because Chu Wudu would kill his enemies that very night.

For example:

By day, he was surrounded and hunted for the precious medicine in his possession. But when night fell, Chu Wudu took over, transformed into a Blood Night Asura, killed everyone involved, and buried their bodies on the spot.

Baili Lan: Brother, stop killing people. You're scaring me. QAQ

· A goofy, action-packed cultivation story.

· The two souls in one body will eventually separate.

Theme: Practicing medicine to save lives, with a doctor's compassion.