Lanruo Temple Survival Guide

My name is Li Tianran, I am an extra in Hengdian, and I am in custody for mental illness. On the day I was pulled into the unlimited dungeon, I happened to not have any medicine with me. In "A Chinese Ghost Story", the reincarnations relied on predicting the plot to survive. I relied on chili noodles - my grandma patrolled the temporary residence permit at night, and all the evil ghosts did not smell that I was a living person. They all thought I was crazy until I sold barbecue, hosted live broadcasts, and staged public appearances all the way, and used the craziest way to get through the most difficult levels. Later I discovered that the curtain changed everyone's ending into a tragedy. The bride in Lanruo Temple swallowed a needle, the corpse in Renjia Town was filled with jade, and the fisher girl in the tomb at the bottom of the sea starved to death in a sedan chair - for hundreds of years, all stories have only one ending. I closed the main gate of the curtain. But its builders left something behind: an ancient tomb buried at the bottom of the Kunlun Mountains, which contains a set of rules that are still in operation. The underlying clause reads-"All stories must end in tragedy." There are only twelve hours to change the rules. And there is only a white-haired author who has been imprisoned for hundreds of years, a Taoist priest who was struck by lightning with only four fingers left, a screenwriter with a broken soul, and a tower guard who has stood on the top of the tower for seven years. There are not many usable equipment: a blank script, half a bag of silver powder, and a wooden fish that was punched through and repaired. Enough. This book is also called "I sell barbecue in A Chinese Ghost Story" "The mentally ill person pretends to be a local in the infinite flow world" "About the fact that I was granted a seven-day temporary residence permit by a dead ghost Taoist priest"