I'm a Ghost Officer in the Underworld

[Mysticism, ridiculous laughs, mildly spooky supernatural elements, a powerful and devoted couple, episodic stories]

Legend has it that there is a city in the Underworld called the City of Unjust Deaths.

Those who died unjustly, whether they have grudges left unresolved or wishes yet unfulfilled, can submit their cases to the Bureau.

Only after their grievances are settled and their obsessions dispelled can they enter Fengdu in the Underworld and pass through the six paths of reincarnation.

Almost every ghost in the Underworld knows that Li Ai, a ghost officer at the Hall of Unjust Deaths, is a scatterbrain. She’s so muddleheaded that she can’t even remember how she died in her past life. Unable to find her killer, she can only pass the time in the City of Unjust Deaths, where she’s been loafing around for over a century.

She’s not only scatterbrained, but greedy, too. She demands red envelopes for helping ghosts fulfill their wishes, and takes bribes and skims off the top when helping them get revenge. She goes around swindling people, pretending to be crazy and playing dumb.

Then one day, she meets a handsome young man who immediately tries to take her ghostly life.

She thinks she’s done for, but instead, he gives her a mermaid as a pet,

gives her an immortal artifact to play with, and even rips out his own heart to prove his devotion to the Dao.

Li Ai: Don’t think I’ll fall for you. We’re not even the same species.

Wei Jie: Don’t worry. I can become a ghost for you.

Come enjoy Li Ai’s live ghost-catching and real-time flirting with handsome men.

The heroine is adorably naive and often brainless, but her heart is set on the righteous path.

The hero is sly and sometimes petty, but his heart belongs to Li Ai.

This story is set in a fictional world, an especially fictional one. All stories in this book are pure fiction, with no allegorical or allusive intent whatsoever.

This story aims to convey genuine feelings through supernatural tales. It opposes all forms of feudal superstition and firmly supports a harmonious, happy society.