On Night Duty at the Funeral Home: Buddy, Are You Singing to Guide the Dead?

For the sake of a high salary, Su Che takes a night-shift job watching over the dead at a funeral home.

On his first day at work, he awakens the Underworld Emotions System. As long as he comforts the spirits of the dead, he can earn rewards.

Looking at the restless corpse in front of him, he clears his throat and launches straight into a remix of the Rebirth Mantra.

The deceased's family: “We hired you to keep watch, not to put on a solo concert!”

But when the song ends, the erratic brainwave readings left on the monitor suddenly settle down.

From then on, Su Che completely lets loose at the funeral home.

A vengeful spirit won't move on? He holds a trial on the spot, playing the judge and clearing the spirit's name.

Overwhelming resentment? He becomes a therapist, chatting with the body and helping it resolve its inner turmoil.

He even arranges a symphony send-off for an elderly artist, going viral and earning the nickname “the Underworld's very own superstar.”

Then one day, a thousand-year-old corpse is brought in. A furious wind howls through the entire funeral home, and every instrument stops working.

As everyone watches in terror, Su Che sighs and pulls out the suona rewarded by his System. He slowly addresses the ancient corpse.

“Hey, brother, let's make a deal. How about you get up and work as my underworld agent?”