Chapter 236: 152, Ghost Heavenly Way gave you a thumbs up_2

But right now, this instance seems extremely crude. Many areas, in Tan Shuchang’s view, couldn’t even form a consistent logic.

For instance, ahead of him was a crossroad. Normally, all four directions at a crossroad should be clear, right? Not here–two directions were merely for show.

One direction would lead back to the original spot once traversed, while another was essentially pitch black, like walking into a wall.

After another glance at this instance, everywhere looked like various city buildings crudely crafted from modeling clay by a child, Tan Shuchang understood the purpose of such instances–they served as battlegrounds for the Yin Gods and ghosts of this bizarre game world to combat and strategize against the “humanghosts” of this realm.

Hence, plotlines unrelated to combat and strategy were simply tossed aside.

“Such a perfunctory effort…”

Feeling the message transmitted from his blood incarnation, Tan Shuchang felt this bizarre game world seemed alive again, as only a living being would be so lazy.

The dead couldn’t possibly be this lazy!

Amidst these reflections, the blood incarnation within the instance also encountered a powerhouse of the “humanghost” realm.

It was a cold-faced young man and a charming-looking young girl.

The moment the two sides met, the young man locked his cold gaze onto Tan Shuchang’s blood incarnation, whereas the girl, seemingly unfamiliar with the instances of this strange game, looked around curiously.

“Old man, were you also invited by this strange game?” the girl asked spontaneously.

“Me? I suppose so! How about you?” Tan Shuchang responded, while also making conversation.

“Even inviting someone as old as grandfather, this strange game really lacks manners!” The charming girl immediately looked indignant, taking offense on behalf of Tan Shuchang.

“It’s quite disrespectful indeed, picking on an old man like me,” said Tan Shuchang’s blood incarnation, agreeing completely.

Upon hearing this from Tan Shuchang’s blood incarnation, the young man, who had initially fixed his gaze firmly on Tan Shuchang, shifted his attention elsewhere. He had been uncertain whether the elder before him was the legendary incarnation from the instances, but now he was sure–it wasn’t. After all, incarnations from the instances weren’t so talkative; they usually just attacked without concealing themselves.

This was the carefulness of the young man upon their first meeting.

“Then, old man, why don’t you join us? We both can control our own transformations well, and since you’ve lived this long, you probably can too,” the charming girl suggested.

“Thank you very much,” Tan Shuchang said, expressing his thanks as he joined their group.

However, it would be inappropriate for no Yin Gods or ghosts to show up, so Tan Shuchang placed another one of his blood incarnations into the instance.

This blood incarnation did not use the power borrowed from Ghost Heavenly Way, so it was just a simple blood-red figure.

Very soon, the blood-red figure encountered the young man and the charming girl. Without saying a word, the young man charged forward. He appeared to be just an untrained mortal, but when he made a move, power similar to that of the Yin God space fell on various parts of his body.

Thus, this provided the young man with the strength to contend with the blood-red figure in the short term.

This scene undoubtedly surprised Tan Shuchang.

No wonder both the Earth-Destroyer King and the Darkness-Seer King agreed, the current location of this bizarre game world is a realm of “humanghost sharing one body.”

This statement was incredibly reasonable!

Because the strength of the young man came entirely from the Yin God inside his body! Whether it was subtle or marvelous, the power of that Yin God remained dormant, hence the young man could freely manipulate his Dharma Realm power.

However, since the power wasn’t his own, it was difficult for him to truly contend against the blood incarnation, which soon put the young man at a disadvantage. Seeing this, the charming girl hurriedly intervened.

She also summoned the ghostly power inside her body.

The ghost within this girl was merely a fierce ghost, not a Yin God.

Therefore, the girl was completely no match.

By now, Tan Shuchang had already seen through the power of the two, so he also made his move. His move was earth-shattering, directly sending the blood incarnation “running away.”

This instance ended abruptly, and in that instant, clad in the blood shadow incarnation, he fled together with the young man and the coquettish girl.

…

Upon arriving here, Tan Shuchang was certain that it was not the Ghost Capital “Zhige” that he had guessed.

Because he saw the plaque hanging over the city gate.

Plow Remain City.

But this didn’t mean that there was only one Ghost Capital in the Land of Yin and Darkness, because Tan Shuchang was also unsure whether this place was indeed the Land of Yin and Darkness, after all, he had never died before.

At this moment, Tan Shuchang’s blood shadow incarnation had already blended well into the night.

Night had fallen, and the streets of Plow Remain City were filled with living people.

At least to Tan Shuchang in this blood shadow incarnation, he couldn’t distinguish any Yin Gods within these living people. No wonder the strange game had initially invited the wrong players.

The normal adaptation phase of the instance had turned into a brawl between the players and the “coach” ghost during the adaptation period.

The adaptation phase of the strange game was designed not to cause any injury to the players but to gradually build up their courage and responsiveness when facing ghosts. This is also why, even though the instance was full of ghosts, some players could advance all the way to class B.

This strange game was not about making the horse run fast while also not letting it eat well.

Tan Shuchang’s blood shadow incarnation leisurely walked along the street, watching the people around him going about their business like normal living people–some finishing work, some shopping, and others playing–all of which couldn’t help but amaze him.

And during this walk, Tan Shuchang had made a discovery, which was that these people who were out on the streets seemed to have no memory of themselves during the day.

It’s not accurate to say they had no memory, they just lacked the part of the memory with the Yin Gods.

But these were not the people who feared ghosts, because the concept of nearby ghosts didn’t exist in the subconscious of these living people, which Tan Shuchang inferred from a dialogue he heard between a teenage couple in puppy love.

This kind of memory division was usual, so it’s no wonder that some living people who discovered ghosts became panicked.

After all, if one found that in their world, besides themselves, everyone else was a ghost during the day and human at night, anyone would naturally be somewhat fearful.

At that moment, while walking, Tan Shuchang suddenly noticed a girl with an unusual demeanor.

This girl looked young, and at the moment, her expression was extremely unnatural as she scanned the surroundings, her eyes filled with suspicion and doubt. Seeing this, Tan Shuchang concluded that there was a slight issue with this girl’s memory division.

Tan Shuchang did not approach her, because no matter how scared the girl was, by day she would still show her true form.

She was no different from the other residents inside Plow Remain City.

Tan Shuchang’s blood shadow incarnation continued on his way, measuring the flow of time here. After all, that was his main goal, with other matters being just incidental.

“Time-wise, it is indeed a bit faster, but the difference isn’t too large…” eventually, Tan Shuchang concluded, feeling somewhat regretful inside.

Because for him to comprehend “Twenty-Four Seasons” a Jiazi cycle in the Jiawu Realm would take about fifty-five years.

Then, Tan Shuchang pondered whether to let this blood shadow incarnation find a place to seal itself off or to dissipate on its own. However, at this time, he encountered the girl again.

It was now daytime on this side.

A round purple sun hung in the sky, and the ground temperature was at least 45 degrees, yet despite such scorching heat, the streets were full of ghosts.

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Where these ghosts walked, a gloomy aura continuously scattered or surged up.

Therefore, in such a scene, the figure of a living girl appeared extremely out of place.

Although the girl hid herself, she was still discovered by the ghosts.

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