Descending upon the terrifying heavens as a superman

Zhang Yue accidentally downloaded a mysterious code shared by a friend in a group chat, transporting him to various terrifying worlds. Only by completing the missions can he return to the real world. In the world of Silk, he researches death and immortality with Hashimoto. In Twin Pupils, he cultivates external alchemy, achieving immortality through the Five Hells. In The Dragon Seeker, Zhang Yue learns the sixteen-character Feng Shui secret technique, gaining the ability to balance Yin and Yang. In Mr. Zombie, he follows Uncle Nine, learning the true meaning of a Taoist priest: one must learn to beat up zombies with their fists to be considered qualified. In Exorcist Cop, how did the Nine Chrysanthemum faction's worldview collapse? In The Return of the Dead, how did Leon become mentally unstable? Why can't the First Commandment's ghosts be killed? In Green Snake, why could Fahai defeat a thousand-year-old snake demon after only twenty years of cultivation? Why does Supreme Treasure from A Chinese Odyssey suffer the torment of reincarnation? "Master Sanzang, you're giving me a golden ring? Hmm? You seem to really want me to wear it. Wait? Your eyes are so malicious, what's your scheme?" "Damn it, do you think I haven't seen Journey to the West? Take it away! I'm really not Supreme Treasure!" [Early on: The Mysterious Silk, Double Pupil, Mojin: The Lost Legend, Return of the Soul, The First Commandment, Mr. Zombie, Exorcist Police, Supernatural, Cursed Paradise, Tomie Unlimited, The Grudge; Later on: A Chinese Ghost Story, A Chinese Odyssey, Painted Skin, Green Snake, Ji Gong (in no particular order, the order depends on group votes)]