Shen Gui, a paranormal incident investigator and deputy director of the community property committee, specializes in solving "supernatural" problems ranging from ghosts knocking on the door to next door Lao Wang singing karaoke late at night. His life creed is: What cannot be explained by science is most likely to be caused by real estate. One day, Shen Gui received a bizarre case - a ghost who claimed to have "failed to change jobs" went on strike in a residential building, shouting for wages, social security and psychological counseling. Shen Gui originally wanted to take things lightly, but the ghost insisted on complaining to his neighbors and even threatened to drag him into the "Spirit Realm Rights Protection Group". In a storm of joint rights protection between humans and ghosts, Shen Gui discovered that: the supernatural world also has 996, overtime, and workplace PUA. So he waved the small flag of the employers' committee, led a group of resentful ghosts, and started the most absurd "spiritual labor arbitration" in history. This book uses irony and humor to deconstruct urban ghost stories and reveal the existential plight of humans and ghosts sharing the same sorrow - who said that supernatural beings can't be very social?
