Xu Weisheng is a doctor who doesn't seem like a very good person.
He hates trouble, fears death, has a sharp tongue, and can't be bothered with other people's business. And yet, he opened a hospital called Cining.
While others treat the sick and save lives, he handles calls from the dead, registrations for demon cultivators, aftercare for ghost cultivators, companionship systems for the elderly, interfaces for living people overseas, and all the things that devour people while hiding behind contracts, procedures, authorization, and concern.
Xu Weisheng has always thought he was just casually earning some good karma to avoid the zombie calamity.
But once the doors of Cining Hospital open, hardly any of its patients are normal.
Retired special forces soldier Pei Hu owes him his life and is fiercely loyal.
Pan Baogui is greedy and afraid of death, with an arrogant streak of technical skill. But he discovers that following an old corpse offers both career prospects and money.
Zhou Lin was driven to ruin by a heartless System. In the end, Xu Weisheng forcibly separates him from the System, and he stays behind to settle old scores.
None of them came here to be good people.
They just follow Xu Weisheng, cursing as they go, unraveling schemes and dragging the monsters hiding in the procedures of everyday life out to take a number.
Only when they investigate deeper and deeper do they discover...
It's not that there are no monsters in the human world.
The monsters have simply learned to sign forms, collect fees, and follow procedures.
I was completely baffled and had no idea what it was saying.