Three Dreams of the Pagoda

By the banks of the Wangchuan River in the Underworld stands an old shop that has been there for who knows how many years. It's called Three Dreams of the Pagoda. The shop has a beautiful proprietress and three employees. One in particular is worth mentioning: Zhang Laosan, a strikingly handsome man with a delicate, bright look. The only catch is that he's blind. The Underworld's bailiffs all say Zhang Laosan and the proprietress are having an affair. Whenever some bored ghost brings it up, though, the proprietress roars like a shrew and sends them packing: “I have a husband, you know!” Oh, right, the proprietress is a widow, which only lends credence to the rumor that Zhang Laosan lusts after the pretty widow and willingly took a job at her shop to stay by her side. Ah, a widow's doorway is always rife with gossip. There's not much else to say about the shop. It deals with all six realms, and the proprietress claims there's nothing she can't arrange, as long as you have something valuable enough to trade. Then a thousand-year-old nine-tailed fox shows up, followed by a ghost general, a ghost emperor...