Eerie Marriage: I’m a Purple-Robed Zombie, and the School Beauty’s Legs Go Weak

My name is Lin Zaixi. In my previous life, I was the youngest Celestial Master in a purple robe, but I was struck by five bolts of heavenly lightning as I ascended. I was reborn as a zombie in a purple robe, with imperial blood in my veins. The entire horror world trembles in fear. Even the uncanny gods lower their heads before me! Bored out of my mind, I casually find a battered coffin and lie down inside. Then one day, a young woman appears in a JK uniform, with an oval face and doe eyes, radiant as a pearl. As I'm admiring her white socks, black leather shoes, and soft, lotus-root-like legs, she suddenly calls me "husband" in a timid voice? My name is Jiang Zhiwei. Every so often, Blue Star forcibly pulls people into the horror world. In full view of a global audience, we must marry uncanny beings and bind ourselves to our nations' fortunes. Those who perform well earn their nations vast resources and reduce the influence of the uncanny. Those eliminated will bring a forbidden zone down upon their homeland, unleashing calamity. Three doors appear before me, each representing an uncanny being. Behind the first door, a vampire count stands in an ancient castle as a sea of blood churns. Behind the second, countless walking corpses surround a zombie king standing atop them, its corpse aura soaring to the heavens. Behind the third, a young man in a purple robe lies expressionless in a battered coffin among the weeds. Everyone thinks I'll choose the first or second door, but no one expects me to open the third. "She chose the corpse in the battered coffin? The Xia Kingdom is about to lose nine times in a row!" "May the heavens bless Sakura Nation!" "Victory will surely belong to the strongest nation in the universe." Audiences from other countries rejoice. Little do they know, I've read in an ancient book that a Celestial Master of boundless power once wore a purple robe and kept the uncanny at bay for all eternity! [Penguin readers' group: 423115263]