A materialist, handsome, roguish medical student from Northeast China × a ghost-hunting master who gets sleepy when reading but is an expert in talismans
Feng Meimei, a livestreaming mukbang influencer, is dead.
In the livestream footage from just before her death, a man in a yellow delivery uniform lifts his head in the dark
His grin stretches from ear to ear, making her scream and cut the stream.
A few days later, the deliveryman's body is found in a grove outside the city.
Kong Jiahe is ordered to hunt down the killer, but on the way, she sideswipes a black SUV.
The window rolls down, revealing a face so handsome it's practically an offense against heaven
“What's the deal, sis? You trying to run over my wheels?”
His thick Northeastern accent paired with the face of a romance-drama leading man makes Kong Jiahe freeze on the spot.
She tosses him a talisman as compensation: “Your forehead looks dark. You're going to meet with a bloody misfortune soon.”
Gao Jingxing pinches the yellow paper and sneers. “You pull a scam and throw in superstition, too?”
He has no idea how quickly that bloody misfortune will arrive
Strange murders plague the medical school, and a flash of yellow keeps appearing on the security cameras.
In the school cafeteria, Gao Jingxing stares at the almond-shaped eyes above the mask of the new lunch lady:
“Oh, so you gave up conning people and took up serving food instead?”
Kong Jiahe shakes half his braised pork off her ladle and into his bowl:
“Even a street punk like you can become a doctor. No wonder ghosts are afraid to get sick!”
Then, one night, the lights in the autopsy room flicker.
A ghastly figure in a delivery uniform clings to a student’s back, its bloody maw opening wide
Kong Jiahe slaps it with a golden talisman, but Gao Jingxing's voice comes from behind her:
“Uh... can you get those talismans wholesale?”
The male protagonist is like the silly Baitian in the idol drama, a master of causing trouble, and he likes to blame the bad things on the female protagonist...