Liu Cuicui committed countless atrocities in life, with more than a hundred lives on her hands. After death, she became an evil spirit and endured the Eighteen Levels of Hell.
On the Ghost Festival, when the gates of the underworld swung open, she stole the Flower-Offering World newly acquired by Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha and fled to the human realm, possessing Su Xiaoxiao, who had just died.
Su Xiaoxiao was born in the yin year, yin month, yin day, and yin hour. With Liu Cuicui’s evil spirit inhabiting her, she embarked on a life of wickedness!
A creepy stalker who follows you around? You haven’t committed a crime only because you didn’t answer the door when he knocked!
A boss who gets handsy? Workplace sexual harassment is a rotten trend that must be punished!
A best friend harboring jealousy?
A boyfriend who can’t keep it in his pants?
A “little brother” who freeloads while acting entitled?
And all those awful relatives?
Come one, come all, and help an evil spirit return to the human world by earning merit!
But in the end, the truth comes out about all the people she killed. Was she really guilty?
Everyone expects a happy life with clear grudges, but the real world is difficult, and it is difficult for people who are ants🐜. Read a book, find happiness, enjoy some freedom, thank the author for his dedication, and look forward to the next masterpiece
This is my first time reading a workplace story. As the title states, the heroine is a female ghost, so she is invincible as a means of retribution, and she will take the initiative to attack. This looks very cool.
If you like Jimei without CP, feel free to rush in. The heroine is Du Meiha. Workplace➕Fantasy is quite good. I listened carefully to all three hundred chapters.
It's quite good to read, if all the evil ghosts in the world are as "evil" as the author writes! Then maybe hell will be empty! On the contrary, the world is more like hell, the human heart is so vicious!
It looks good, give the author 5 stars.
Let's take a look first and then talk.
The ending is so sudden
It's quite good. It's the first time I've read a book about the workplace. I really feel the same way in many places, but the subsequent processing feels strange. It's still a book worth reading.
Very exciting and very logical.
It's not bad, the plot has ups and downs, and it's really intertwined and interesting. I was just a little anxious at the end, and some of the content couldn't be connected. Sorry.