Hilarious urban ghost-hunting, for anyone who thinks they can get away with anything!
Lin Xuan, 25, is the most unreliable “funeral master” on the streets of Nanning. His main job is conning people, and his side gig is fortune-telling and ghost-hunting. His catchphrase is, “Damn it, let me see what Baidu says.”
Then one day, he takes on a ridiculous job: exorcising an evil spirit for a delivery guy. To his shock, he discovers the guy really is delivering snail rice noodles to a **hungry ghost at a graveyard** in the middle of the night! Even more absurdly, the beat-up wooden prayer beads passed down from his grandfather suddenly speak: “**Dad, the hungry ghost wants extra pickled bamboo shoots!**”
From then on, Lin Xuan is forced to embark on a **ridiculous ghost-hunting career**:
✅ **Using “magic artifacts” bought on Pinduoduo to ward off evil** (A peachwood sword, 9.9 yuan with free shipping. One star!)
✅ **Bickering with the science-obsessed coroner Chu Yao** (Her: “It’s a hallucination caused by a neurotoxin!” Him: “Damn it, the ghost’s already riding on your head!”)
✅ **Helping ghosts with all kinds of outrageous requests** (Ordering takeout in the ghost market, partying in the morgue, stealing electric scooters with a bronze bull statue...)
But when a conspiracy in Nanning’s underground **“ghost market”** comes to light, Lin Xuan discovers that the talismans his grandfather secretly learned to make conceal a secret powerful enough to overturn the balance between yin and yang!
✨ Comedy, the supernatural, and absurdity all in one: modern occult ghost-hunting to cure the blues! ✨
