Jiang Lai, a senior Dan man, whose life creed is "almost got it", lives one day at a time.
I grew up without a father or a mother, like a tenacious but insignificant weed in the cracks of the city's sewers. I chose a "sinkhole" major in college that sounded high-end but actually meant I would be unemployed after graduation. Seeing that the landlord's text messages urging rent were as punctual as ghosts, she stared at the suspicious water stains on the ceiling for three days and nights, scanning the "regular guests" in the room that only she could see.
A brilliant money-making plan was born: write the stories of these "people" into novels!
Strange tales of ghosts and ghosts, and lingering love are all selling points!
It's a pity that the ideal is full and the reality is skinny. No matter how thrilling and unforgettable the story is, through her brain's filtering and keyboard output, it becomes a dry running account and straightforward documentary literature.
But fortunately, the output is high and the mind is clear, so I can barely make ends meet.
In an accident, she was forced to enter into a death contract with a dead star chaser. If she could not fulfill her obsession within a month, she would pierce the red thread through her heart and die.
Helplessly, Jiang Lai embarked on a journey to fulfill his obsession.
Unexpectedly, this was just the beginning. All kinds of strange obsessions came to the door, triggering many ridiculous stories.
At the same time, the family's curses and secrets for many years have been unveiled. Faced with the curse of not being able to live until the age of twenty-six, where should she go and how should she break the situation...
