Side Character Transmigrations: The Final Boss is No Joke

ith all exorcists?! Even if you’re a member of the Feng Clan, they can’t protect you on this matter!”

It was strictly taboo for an exorcist to keep a ghost, as it would greatly affect the stability of the profession.

“It’s enough if he has me.
What does he need that Feng Clan for?” Shi Sheng arrogantly replied to the speaker.
She didn’t need anyone to help her protect her man.

“Don’t speak so brashly, you evil creature! You really think you’re that powerful? All you did was use cheap tactics!” Dark Shorty yelled angrily.

“Cheap tactics?” ‘Well, fuck you! Since when did I(bbb) use cheap tactics?’

Shi Sheng got angry and she spoke in a sinister tone, “Okay then! Since you’re saying that, wouldn’t I be disappointing you if I didn’t prove you right? You lot are acknowledging this grandmaster today whether you like it or not!”

“Pei— AH!” Dark Shorty’s words suddenly changed to a shrill shriek as he doubled over and collapsed to the ground, prostrated as if he were kowtowing.

No one knew what was going on.
They looked at each other nervously, but none dared to go forward to help Dark Shorty up.
However, that didn’t stop the people behind him from collapsing to the ground too.

Those standing further back retreated swiftly as they scanned their surroundings in alarm. ‘Feng Jin and that ghost are standing right there, so what could be ambushing us? Is there another ghost present?’

“Ah!”

Though they had raised their alertness to the maximum, people behind continued to collapse.

Even when everyone was face down on the floor, they still didn’t understand why they had fallen to the ground in the first place.
They couldn’t even attempt to get up—their knees didn’t seem to be working.

Shi Sheng’s body was a bit unsteady, but she forcibly stood straight and proud by leaning on her sword.
“Since everyone is being so respectful, we have to commemorate this! An Su, go take pictures of them.
From every angle.”

“Ah?” An Su’s endearingly dumb expression as she looked at Shi Sheng seemed to be asking ‘why take pictures?’

Shi Sheng coldly swept her gaze over An Su, who immediately pulled out her phone from her pocket and began taking pictures.
Not only did she take group photos, but she took individual shots too.

While An Su was taking pictures, Feng Jin went forward to support Shi Sheng.
“It’s just a title.
I don’t care about it.
You don’t have to…”

“I already said you should have the best,” Shi Sheng interrupted him, though she relaxed against his body.
She then explained further, “I just slightly overused my spirit energy; it’s nothing serious.
I won’t joke around with my life.”

The hand that held her shoulder gripped Shi Sheng tighter.
Feng Jin lowered his head to look at the woman in his arms, a hint of gentleness appearing in his eyes. ‘This… isn’t so bad.’

“Ghost-jiejie, I’m done!” An Su brought the phone back.

Shi Sheng nodded.
“From today onwards, if anyone dares to disrespect Feng Jin… well, I wonder where these pictures are gonna end up.”

After a pause, Shi Sheng continued, “Oh right.
Before I release these, I’ll be sure to photoshop them a bit.
As to whether or not the pics are going to just be all of you naked—or in a sex scene—that’ll depend on my mood.
If you guys don’t like it, you’re welcome to challenge me any time.”

“You’ll die a terrible death, foul creature!”

Shi Sheng shrugged, completely unperturbed.
“I’m already dead.”

“Pfft—” An Su couldn’t help herself, resulting in countless sharp gazes landing on her.
She held her mouth shut.

“Oh, and I think I’ll let you guys experience the police-station deluxe package.”

The crowd hadn’t processed what she meant before Feng Jin and An Su disappeared before their eyes, followed by the sounds of explosions coming from within the mansion.

The ancient mansion collapsed into rubble before their very eyes…

‘This is an important cultural protection zone[2]… zone… zone…’

[1] Peach wood is a wood commonly known to ward off evil spirits, hence why Taoists use wooden swords made of peach wood.

[2] Like what it sounds like, that area was designated for protection due to its history and cultural importance.
I would not suggest blowing one up to see what happens…