Sharing One Body and Two Souls with the God of Slaughter

Baili Lan transmigrates.

The good news: he has a System.

Even better news: it’s a Divine Physician System, with a healing-over-time talent. He can earn items by studying medicine and saving people.

He’s already dreaming of using this cheat to reach the pinnacle of life, when he discovers that another soul is living in the same body: Chu Wudu.

The worse news: the other guy has a Corpse Collection System. He cultivates by collecting bodies, burying people, and building graves.

Two souls, taking turns appearing by day and by night.

At night, when the body’s soul changes into Chu Wudu, he looks at the seriously injured patient beside him, and his urge to dig a pit and bury him is practically tangible.

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

“Your injuries can’t be treated. Can you let me have your body to bury?”

Patient: I think there’s still a chance 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 tormenting each other to no avail, the two reach a ceasefire agreement.

One saves lives and heals the sick by day, the other digs pits and buries corpses by night.

And Baili Lan never holds a grudge overnight, because his enemies get killed by Chu Wudu that very night.

For example:

By day, people surround him to kill him for the precious medicine he carries. But when night falls, Chu Wudu takes over, transforms into the Blood-Night Asura, slaughters everyone involved, and buries them on the spot.

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

· Martial arts to cultivation to xianxia, a goofy, satisfying power-progression story.

· The two souls in one body will eventually separate.

Premise: Heal the world and save lives. A doctor’s heart is full of compassion.