From the Start, My Gluttonous Roommate Tied Me Up and Told Me to Go Ghost Hunting

On the very first day of college, broke freshman Lin Feng meets an odd roommate named Sheng Lang. The guy can put away sixty baskets of buns in one sitting. To keep himself from being eaten into bankruptcy, Lin Feng is forced to take charge of a "paranormal club," all just to scam the school out of club funding. Other people's paranormal clubs explore haunted houses and battle evil spirits. Lin Feng's club has the president leading the cost-cutting, his roommate wolfing down late-night snacks, a senior in the tech department clutching a busted computer every day to detect magnetic fields, and a deadweight who does nothing but feel rocks. Then one night, they really do catch a ghost in the library after climbing in through a window: an older student who spent three years obsessively studying for graduate school entrance exams. The senior pushes up his glasses and sighs. "I absorbed the last dregs of knowledge for three years, and somehow turned myself into a job-hunting ghost, desperate to pass the civil service exam." From then on, Lin Feng's ramshackle club is forced to go legit and starts taking on one absurd campus haunting after another. But as he investigates, Lin Feng discovers that his eyes, which can see ghosts, might not actually belong to him. Sheng Lang swallows his last bun and looks into his eyes. "Your eyes are missing something." This is the story of a broke club president and his unruly crew, solving cases while going bankrupt.