An Miao Lian transmigrates into a bizarre banquet from a hundred years ago.
An Miao Lian: A banquet? What else is there to do besides eat, drink, and have fun?
Oh, so it's a matter of being eaten by ghosts, played with by ghosts, and made into a joke by ghosts.
The carriage to the banquet leads to a place no one knows, where monsters lurk in the dark, taking human lives.
Everyone in the city vanishes overnight, and the houses turn out to be solid all the way through.
A skinless girl and a madwoman wander through an old mansion at a set time.
The temples on the ground eat people. If you want to worship the gods, do you have to go up to the heavens?
Her missing teammates come back from the dead and whisper behind her, "You've finally come back."
The good news: An Miao Lian at least knows a few tricks for staying alive.
The bad news: This world doesn't value her life at all.
An unpredictable emperor smiles as he watches a ghost banquet like an arena. Bronze puppets that execute dissenters are controlled by nothing but a black thread.
The supposedly scheming great families seem to be planning something, but what they fight so desperately to seize doesn't seem to be money or power.
An Miao Lian barely makes it to the end of the banquet, only to find danger everywhere outside it too.
An Miao Lian: ...
Can't I just live in peace?
If she can't live, then she'll just have to kill her enemies.
[Instance List]
City of the Living Dead: Dragon fish dance, ghosts rejoice. Today is their festival. Please don't tell them they're already dead.
House of Laughter and Grievance: "No one is inside, but there's a sound in the tent." When you search for the source, its owner is watching you from behind.
Cursed Mount Qing: Me and me, back to back. You and you, back to back.
Together we walk toward light, justice, decay, and death.
Strange Things in the Haunted Sea: They say you can hear a mermaid singing in a conch shell. You pick one up, but hear your own voice.
Marry a Cat, Wed a Dog: Dare to wipe blood from someone's neck, but afraid of embroidered shoes. Before the bride finds out, we have to finish this wedding.
A Joyous Funeral: They say he lived to ninety, so it was a joyous funeral.
But why does blood run from his eyes when you stare at his portrait?
Ancient Mirror, Hanging Well: "Child, don't you miss your mother?"
"My mother is right here. Why would I miss her?"
[Reading Guide]
1: An original setting with lots of headcanon, a mixture of truth and falsehood. Don't overthink it.
2: The romance is minimal.
3: The heroine grows stronger over time and becomes the strongest later on.
Theme: Do not fear the dark
After watching it, I thought the emperor was the male protagonist, but I'm not sure anymore because the emperor is dead and the emotional drama is almost non-existent [loading]. And I don't know if I missed it. Is the emperor's name Riyue? Forget it, it doesn't matter. Anyway, Miaolian has experienced a lot and made lovely friends 😂
Evaluations so far: I think it looks good, and the world view is novel and attractive. But I would like to give the author some suggestions. The contextual links can be more detailed. For example, if the hanging painting is in the same position as the window, I would be a little confused. Did they go back to the judge's window just now? For another example, in the last chapter, the heroine stuffed this smelly dirt into the fox's mouth. Everyone was shocked that he could actually pick up such a disgusting thing, but I didn't have a deep impression of this thing (or was this smelly dirt not mentioned at all before?). I just hope that more attention can be paid to such small details, and a little consistency would be better.
Speaking of which, who is the fake-smiling Black Lotus male protagonist mentioned in the copy? I initially thought it was Jiang Xiu Suan, but the first half of the film was already completed. I always thought he might be the male protagonist, and I thought he might have a chance to be resurrected in the later stages, but in the end, he didn't have a role. In the later stage, I also thought about whether they could be monks, but it seemed like they were just friends. At the end, after watching the emperor's performance, I also considered whether it might be the emperor... But it still didn't feel like it. The emperor's emotional scene was only a little bit, and it was still not considered a male protagonist... At the end, I still felt like there was no cp. Who is the male protagonist? [Loading]
There is another point I don't understand. The National Preceptor is a person from the realm who came to the Guangming Dynasty, and then traveled to modern times and then returned to the Guangming Dynasty. Or is the National Preceptor originally a modern person who traveled to the Guangming Dynasty, because the National Preceptor does not seem to belong to the category of ordinary people.
The Imperial Preceptor left a message to the emperor earlier, saying that the Bai people must be killed if they have any deviant intentions, but here it is also said that the Imperial Preceptor and the Bai people are actually in a cooperative relationship and are in opposition to the forces in the imperial city [Loading]
Ah, is this the last copy of Seamless Connection?
In fact, I have already guessed that Bai Diexiu will die, because I felt something was wrong with her earlier. She had her own worries, and then she separated from the crowd after passing the dungeon.
No wonder Bai Diexiu said that she and Miaolian were separated by blood groups and thousands of undead
The heroine is so brave 🙏 woo woo
Onions, ginger, and garlic died like this [scared] I thought the monk would die first