Lin Zhou, who had just stepped out of school and was worried about his livelihood, accidentally inherited a dilapidated apartment building left by his grandfather. He thought he could live a life of collecting rent from now on, but he soon discovered that none of his tenants were "normal".
The programmer who types code every day and never leaves his plaid shirt, his mental fluctuations can actually attract spies from another dimension; the charming proprietress who runs the snack bar downstairs is a nine-tailed fox who has practiced for thousands of years just to find delicious food; even the security guard at the gate of the community who looks like a retired old man is also an ancient swordsman who washed his hands in a golden basin and retired from the world.
When the order of modern cities is intertwined with "abnormalities" from myths, legends, and other worlds, Lin Zhou, the most tired tenant in history, had to pick up the "Tenant Management Manual" left by his grandfather. His daily life is no longer to press for rent and repair water pipes, but to mediate neighborhood conflicts between fairies and demons, help vampires apply for temporary residence permits, and persuade the alchemist who attempts to use magic to transform shared bicycles... Lin Zhou's goal is simple: to ensure that these powerful guys can abide by the basic laws of human society, behave themselves, and most importantly - pay the rent on time.
