I Hunt Ghosts for Fun in Ancient Times

[Witty and humorous, sometimes deeply moving too. In short, it doesn’t take itself too seriously]

He pals around with ghost officials, catches female ghosts in brothels, battles spider spirits, kills mountain gods, and fights skeletal warriors...

While others absorb spiritual energy, he absorbs yin energy. While others ride the breeze, he rides the yin wind.

He’s a man who can command wandering souls, skeleton soldiers, and yin soldiers.

He knows more ghost arts than any ghost, and his arsenal of strange divine weapons and magical treasures is endless.

His yin energy is stronger than that of the most vicious evil spirits. Even the Book of Life and Death dares not record his name.

He’s greedy and lecherous, fleeces little ghosts, and keeps female ghosts as maids.

He beats up people, ghosts, and immortals. The Jade Emperor gets a headache at the sight of him, and King Yama trembles in his presence.

The Great Celestial Master of the Celestial Masters’ Mansion roars, “Get him out of here!”

He laughs. “Su Tong, I’ll be back!”