Six-Year-Old Meng Po Travels the World, Beating Demons and Monsters into Submission

(The heroine is a sly, scheming little girl. A witty, hilarious ghost story, suitable even for the fainthearted.)

Meng Xiaojiu, part-time Meng Po and the Underworld’s number-one tigress, has always lived by one rule: if you can settle it with your fists, don’t waste your breath.

Who could have guessed that while stepping in to help someone, she would be ambushed and sent tumbling straight into the Wheel of Reincarnation?

When she opened her eyes again, she had become a pitiful six-year-old girl.

Who am I? Where am I? What am I supposed to do?

Her tiny head was full of enormous questions, and then, of all things, she ran into a robbery and murder.

Don’t be scared, don’t be scared. We’re not scared.

Meng Xiaojiu fought her way through the crowd, only to be adopted by a wealthy family and go from a pitiful little waif to the pampered darling of the household.

Things get even more exciting after that: battling ghost babies, reading feng shui, livestreaming, appearing on variety shows...

And along the way, she uncovers an even greater conspiracy.

After that, Meng Xiaojiu levels up, and she no longer gives a second thought to dealing with people.

She beats up Japanese ghosts, takes on Japanese gods, fights zombies, and battles the gods of other races...

On Chinese soil, foreign gods must go no further. The gods of the Classic of Mountains and Seas protect their descendants.