The Fox Demon Mei Niang Feeds Me Spicy Oil to Drive Away Ghosts

Li Zhong was born and raised in Chongqing. He made a living by running a street vendor, but was deceived into buying a dilapidated house in the suburbs. The house is covered with cobwebs and strange things happen frequently: an old wall clock falls for no apparent reason, cockroaches scurry around, and a bloody peony-red cloth appears under the bed. Late at night, there was a strange sound of leather shoes downstairs, a mysterious female voice laughed and said, "You need a blood key to open the door to the underworld," and a copper bell burned a turtle-shaped red mark on his palm. When he discovered that there were chili peels stuck on his trouser pockets for no apparent reason, and the sound of chains dragging the floor came from the storage room, he was shocked to realize that this seemingly abandoned house was actually the "Spicy Soul Building" that connected Yin and Yang - there were fragments of dialect curses hidden in every corner, and the red cloth in his hand was slowly blooming with the bloody peonies that belonged to the Miss Kong family a hundred years ago. This is the beginning of a ridiculous adventure that uses Chongqing dialect to break the situation and fight against the underworld with spicy fireworks. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.