"Good. Take some time to get used to the working environment at our Haunted House. We're short-staffed right now, so I can't show you around. For now, go in with the visitors and experience it for yourself. Don't feel any pressure—just pretend you're here for fun and act like an ordinary visitor."
"Understood." Wu Jinpeng agreed without hesitation. It was clear he took this new job very seriously. He'd even taken a shower and changed into fresh clothes before coming in.
"Then let's start with the Half-Star Scene." Chen Ge sent Wu Jinpeng in with two visitors to experience the Ghost Marriage scene.
Half an hour later, Wu Jinpeng emerged from the Haunted House with the visitors, his face pale.
"How was it?"
"I feel like every haunted house I've been to before was just child's play."
Still shaken, Wu Jinpeng was about to say more when Chen Ge patted him on the shoulder. "You came out at just the right time. Those people are about to visit Midnight Escape, a One-Star Scene. Go in with them."
"But I just got out..."
"You can't see a rainbow without going through a storm. The enormous pressures of life haven't crushed you, so what's one little setback?" Chen Ge led them to the second floor of the Haunted House. "Believe in yourself, Brother Peng."
"Wait! Don't go yet." Wu Jinpeng grabbed Chen Ge by the shirt. "How many scenes do you have here? Am I supposed to see them all today?"
"About ten. The higher the star rating, the scarier the scene. The Ghost Marriage you just visited was only an appetizer." Chen Ge paused to think. "It's not very realistic to see them all in one day."
"Good."
"That's because you might pass out halfway through. But you never know—we have