Chinese Female Ghost Enters Western Spirit Academy
Siling had been a female ghost for 30,000 years, dreaming of becoming an immortal and unwilling to reincarnate. However, the immortal realm didn't offer such a service.
The King of Hell, with a headache, declared: "Whoever can send her away gets fifty years of paid leave!"
Black Impermanence eagerly took on this task. After ten laborious years of networking in the immortal realm, he finally secured a green channel for Siling: complete a study exchange in the Western world, and she could ascend to immortality!
Thus, Siling arrived at the Western Horror Academy. Her classmates, seeing the white silk, red wedding dress, and embroidered shoes in her luggage, scoffed at the so-called Chinese female ghost.
Siling, looking at her classmates – ghost dolls, vampire princes, and zombie brides – curled her lip: "It's not that I'm targeting anyone, but I'm saying everyone here is trash."
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*From the perspective of Western victims:
Initially, no one paid attention to this change. It was just the appearance of a white silk, a ghost marriage, a pair of embroidered shoes, an experience of burning paper offerings while wearing a big red wedding dress...
Until this change became relevant to everyone...
[This section pays tribute to "The Wandering Earth." Everyone can rest assured, this novel is very friendly to the timid because the author is cowardly and prone to insomnia, so she doesn't dare to scare herself, hehe.]
[Content Warning]
*Private settings are abundant. It involves some traditional figures from mythology, but there's extensive modification. Please do not extrapolate settings and plot based on traditional mythological classics... Simply put, treat it as "alternate mythology," very alternate.
Content tags: Spiritual anomalies, horror, strong female lead, infinite flow, urban legends, epic fantasy.
Featuring: Siling, Xie Bian, Xuan Chi, Lucifer, Azazel, Astaroth, Aimeryk. One-sentence synopsis: Can a millennia-old fierce ghost also become an immortal? Theme: Never give up hope, even when in a desperate situation.