As a Night Watchman, I Give Instructions to Chinese and Western Ghosts

Late at night in the funeral home, a corpse that had been dead for three days suddenly opened its eyes: You have an official air about you. Chen Du didn't expect that he, the one who put makeup on the deceased, would be dragged into the supernatural bubble dungeon by a ticket that could not be torn off - paper man wedding banquet, St. Mary's Orphanage, Chinatown Yizhuang Church, where Chinese ghosts and Western evil spirits were fighting in the same dungeon. Others rely on superpowers and force to break into the dungeon, while Chen Du relies on the awakened Golden Finger of the All Souls Division - to find out the grievances of the ghost during his lifetime, he can issue an order to it: a red bride canonizes a bereaved mother, a down-and-out vampire can be hired as a night patrol, and even the abyss monarch can be included in the list. Zombies vs vampires, fox fairies vs succubi, the City God's Temple collides with the cathedral. Chen Du was sitting in the ferry teahouse, giving orders to the ghosts waiting in line to be organized: Don't worry, come one by one, they will all be organized. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.