Gu Yan, a new technological upstart, went bankrupt overnight, became a laughing stock, and was forced to return to his remote hometown. In addition to a debt, he only inherited a dilapidated canteen that was only open at midnight. On the first night of opening, he was frightened: the chef was a fat civet cat who could only talk, the first customer was a fox intern who cried and said "I will fail the transformation test this month again", and sitting in the corner was a national treasure panda spirit who was so melancholy that he turned pale. The goblins told him that this place was once the only spiritual haven for urban goblins, but after the previous owner disappeared, the cafeteria's "good fortune" was dissipating. The penniless Gu Yan had no choice but to put on an apron and use the only ingredients left in the refrigerator to serve these picky and lovely inhuman customers a warm and healing meal. He soon discovered that the "meal money" paid by the goblins was all kinds of weird - a wisp of luck, a memory scale, a faint golden light of wealth... These seemingly useless things were quietly weaving into a web, pulling him out of the quagmire and pointing to an astonishing truth: his bankruptcy was no accident. This is a canteen that cures urban goblins with late-night snacks. It is also the story of a bankrupt man who redefines "wealth" and gains the most precious "blessings" in the world.
