Learning to Slay Gods in a Haunted House
Shang Yi found himself transported to Donghai City. With the aid of a mysterious system, he narrowly escaped a dire fate—avoiding both prison and a death sentence—and successfully inherited his parents’ haunted house. Through a series of nerve-wracking explorations into forbidden territories, Shang Yi continuously incorporated new and terrifying elements into his haunted attraction. As visitors trembled with fear and screamed at the top of their lungs, the haunted house’s reputation soared. Yet, despite the business’s booming success, Shang Yi’s path was far from easy. He soon realized that something far more terrifying lurked within the haunted house itself. Beneath the dazzling neon lights of the city, what kind of dreadful presence was secretly watching his every move? Was it a ghost? A monster? Or an unknown deity? With no other choice, Shang Yi was forced to join forces with every member of his haunted house staff, embarking together on a perilous journey to save souls, vanquish monsters, and challenge the gods themselves.
Learning to Slay Gods in a Haunted House
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Military prison at the foot of Nine Yin Mountain, eastern outskirts of Wintersea City.
Shang Yi drifted back to consciousness, catching the damp, decaying stench that hung in the air. Groggy, he forced his eyes open and looked around, bewildered. Stone walls, a pitch-black iron door, a hard wooden cot with no mattress beneath him, and a faint shaft of light slipping in through a small window above the door.
Where am I?
He patted his head, memories crashing over him like a tidal wave.
I’ve crossed over…
Shang Yi pinched his own cheek, knowing full well this was no dream—this was a harsh, unyielding reality. He tried to recall the tags of his life before the crossing:
A police academy graduate who switched to game design, doubling as a horror game streamer.
Failed entrepreneurship, drowning in massive loan shark debt, driven to desperation.
…
“So I’ve transmigrated, and I still can’t escape a fate of utter despair?” Shang Yi quickly sifted through the memories of this world and gradually pieced together his predicament.
This world, where he’d landed, was called Skydome Continent, and in his memory, there existed only three cities.
The current city was Wintersea—economically, culturally, and technologically, it was almost identical to the cities from his former life.
Beyond the three cities lay a mysterious white fog reeking of death—anyone who entered perished instantly. The government had cordoned off all areas near the fog as military zones.
His father, Shang Li, and his mother
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