Before his gruesome death, Gene Conti was one of the greatest icons of the 1960s. But after spending half a century in Hell, only gambling and the suffering of others excite him.Fortunately for him, his days of boredom are over. Having served his sentence, he finds himself in the body of a young man in the modern era.Now freed, Gene wishes to continue what he missed the most as a dead man: acting.Once again, he aspires to be an actor admired the world over.But will the angels and demons leave him alone? Will his bold attitude clash with the sensitive modern era? Or will the actor from Hell surrender to his lust for chaos and violence?
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- Chapter 40: Anticipation & Success
- Chapter 39: New Scripts
- Chapter 38: Sly Adversary
- Chapter 37: Hellish Popularity
- Chapter 36: The Middle Brother
- Chapter 35: Episode Four
- Chapter 34: Asmodeus’s Carrot
- Chapter 33: Episode Three
- Chapter 32: Angelic Muse
- Chapter 31: The Quinn
- Chapter 30: Ordinary People
- Chapter 29: A Cult’s Conception
- Chapter 28: Gaggle of Lunatics
- Chapter 27: Episode Two
- Chapter 26: Reverent Reception
- Chapter 25: Expression of Awe
- Chapter 24: Episode One
- Chapter 23: Festival Of Discourse
- Chapter 22: Seven’s Press
- Chapter 21: Hell’s Trailer
- Chapter 20: A Merry March
- Chapter 19: Classical Music
- Chapter 18: Arrival
- Chapter 17: Beautiful
- Chapter 16: Unimpressed Animal
- Chapter 15: Scene 11A
- Chapter 14: Isolation Or Filming
- Chapter 13: The Seven Princes
- Chapter 12: Diabolical Table-Read
- Chapter 11: Jackpot
- Chapter 10: Contract
- Chapter 9: An Expected Result
- Chapter 8: Scene 14B
- Chapter 7: Embodiment of Sin
- Chapter 6: Audition
- Chapter 5: A Good Sunday
- Chapter 4: Peter of Binsfeld
- Chapter 3: A Good Friend
- Chapter 2: Averie Quinn Auclair
- Chapter 1: Warden of Hell
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Before his gruesome death, Gene Conti was one of the greatest icons of the 1960s. But after spending half a century in Hell, only gambling and the suffering of others excite him.Fortunately for him, his days of boredom are over. Having served his sentence, he finds himself in the body of a young man in the modern era.Now freed, Gene wishes to continue what he missed the most as a dead man: acting.Once again, he aspires to be an actor admired the world over.But will the angels and demons leave him alone? Will his bold attitude clash with the sensitive modern era? Or will the actor from Hell surrender to his lust for chaos and violence?