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Chapter 210 Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
Zhu Yongkang hesitated at the waiter's suggestion.

"But what about the guests who don't want to watch?"

Waiter: "Um...would you like to get a few soundproof private rooms?"

Zhu Yongkang: ...Is this still a proper bar?
"Manager, since we can't choose them all, we'll just have to give up a small number of customers. Anyway, as long as Miss Jiang is here, they'll still come."

"Normal customers leave halfway through the day, don't they?"

In order to be able to watch TV during work hours, the waiter felt that his brain had never been working so fast.

The most surprising thing was that Zhu Yongkang accepted the proposal and immediately made a call to purchase an extra-large four-sided screen.

No matter which direction you're facing, you can watch the entire TV series, and it will be delivered tomorrow.

Hehe, he'll catch up on the three episodes he missed today by noon tomorrow, so he can see the new episodes as soon as they air tomorrow night.

.........

Jiang Qin was unaware of the upcoming changes at the bar; she was already resting.

When I woke up early the next day, I felt that I didn't have much to do that day, so I immediately went online to write.

Two stories from Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio have been completed so far.

One is "Lu Pan".

This story includes the official system of the underworld, which she describes in detail before writing the opening of the story.

Writing like that would lead to starvation on Earth.

However, in interstellar space, the underworld system alone is attractive enough.

Because of the unique nature of the system, many readers who came across it continued reading.

It all began with a public beheading.

As a result, Judge Lu and Minister Situ got into a dispute.

Judge Lu believed that Bai Yongcheng was beheaded because he lacked knowledge and was deceived, which led to his wrongful death. If he had been smarter, he would not have met such an end.

Situ, however, believed that human nature is inherently evil, and that if Bai Yongcheng were a little smarter, he might be even more evil.

Neither of them was willing to back down, so they made a bet: whether a foolish person, once they became smart, would do evil or good.

The person chosen was none other than the somewhat dim-witted Zhu Erdan.

Lu Pan liked him very much, treated him as a friend, gave him a new heart, and helped him to improve his skills and pass the imperial examination.

After his heart transplant, Zhu Erdan became smarter, but also more dissatisfied...

Moreover, he began to turn bad, starting to despise his kind and virtuous wife for her ugly appearance, and falling in love at first sight with the beautiful Zhang Xiaoman.

He ended up witnessing her murder, but he didn't have the courage to save her. However, after she died, he couldn't bear to part with her beautiful face.

So he begged Judge Lu to put Zhang Xiaoman's head on his wife's body.

But... even with a different face, he still felt disgusted by his rude wife.

For his own happiness, he began to pressure her to become well-mannered and knowledgeable…

However, Zhang Xiaoman's fiancé, Bai Yang, discovered this. For the sake of his fiancée, he wanted to commit suicide to go to the underworld and file a complaint.

Despite some setbacks, he still succeeded.

Judge Lu did indeed realize his mistake. As an official of the underworld, he should not have helped Zhu Erdan by giving his wife a new head for personal reasons.

Ultimately, this is an abuse of power.

If all the gods in the world were so unruly, the world would have been in chaos long ago.

So, to atone for his mistake, he had his head swapped back, and was ultimately punished by Yama, who reincarnated him as Zhu Erdan's wife. As for Zhu Erdan's wife, she died in childbirth.

The victims, Bai Yang and Zhang Xiaoman, were sent back to the human world and became a loving couple.

In this whole affair, only Zhu Erdan's wife, Ke Shaorong, is truly innocent.

The deceased Zhang Xiaoman was miraculously resurrected, and although Zhu Erdan turned bad, he had truly come to his senses.

The punishment for Lu Pan's abuse of power is nothing more than a chance to be reincarnated in the human world.

She, who was living a good life, diligently managing household affairs and taking care of her husband every day, ended up dying in childbirth.

Because of this ending, Jiang Qin didn't dare to open the book reviews.

The readers' anger was enough to set people on fire.

They all demanded that Zhu Erdan die, or that he be reincarnated as his wife to experience a life of lesser suffering.

Although it would have been really fun, Jiang Qin chose to respect the original work of the drama and therefore ignored the readers' requests.

After all, life is full of regrets, so it's normal for a novel to have some regrets too.

……

The second story is also one that leaves one with a deep sense of regret.

It's a segment from the TV series "Painted Skin".

The male lead, Wang Anxu, can be described as an extremely scumbag, even more ruthless than Chen Shimei.

Chen Shimei's wife was only able to make it to the capital because he sent people to kill her.

After Wang Anxu caught the eye of the Prime Minister's daughter, Chu Hui, he sent men to the brothel to kill Mei San Niang.

Do not leave yourself any handle to use against you.

What's most infuriating is that even after becoming a ghost, Mei San Niang is still love-struck and actually trusts him again.

The inevitable outcome was that he would be killed again.

What's chilling is that this time, Wang Anxu caught the princess's eye, so he once again targeted his wife, the daughter of the Prime Minister.

It can be said that he was a ruthless person who would stop at nothing to gain power and status.

Anyone who stands in his way must die.

Emotions are his weapon.

As a result, the book review section is no longer accessible.

Although in the final scene, on Wang Anxu's wedding night, the candlelight was blown out, and he and the princess let out a scream.

But the details are missing!

Therefore, the large "finished" at the end seems to be stirring the reader's nerves.

[Haha, impressive, new authors are really something else, so stubborn, doing this with their very first story, and now they're doing it again.]
[Dear Three Drops of Water, don't take advantage of our favoritism and hurt us recklessly, or you will lose your lovely readers.]
[Dear author, I understand you've been tired lately and can't even see the words clearly. As long as you correct it, we will forgive you.]
[I want a different ending! I want to see the evil spirit tear the faithless man apart, otherwise I'm dropping the book!!!]
[Dear author, your dear reader has a local specialty I'd like to send you. Could you please provide your address?]
[There's suspicion that the author is male, and even suspicion that his ancestors were scholars.]
[Please provide the details. I followed this for so long not just to see a scream.]
[So what? Do you have to imagine the inevitable retribution for evil?]
[It's infuriating! The ending is so vague, yet Mei San Niang and Chu Hui really died, so unjustly and tragically.]
[......]
Some readers were so angry that they posted the book title on Xingwang (a Chinese online forum) to hurl insults.

Jiang Qin: ...Actually, I'm not that stubborn.

She was trembling, but she didn't change.

Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio is not a wish-fulfillment novel; how can every story have a perfect ending? Otherwise, what's the point of reading it?

A predictable ending can diminish the sense of anticipation.

Especially story collections like this, which are small, episodic.

Moreover, the lingering sense of injustice is what makes it all the more memorable.