Lu Zhaoming, a senior in high school, faces two major problems in life:
1. His mother asked him to get into Tsinghua University.
2. The "ghost" he just signed asked him to enter Peking University.
The story begins with the outrageous "part-time job" he took on: his employer, Xie Chen, male, 300 years old, a ghost from the Republic of China, who claimed to be Bai Yueguang, whom he had never been able to catch until his death.
Work content:
· During the day, serve as his "humanoid Yang Qi power bank".
· In the evening, listen to him tell the bloody love story of a wealthy family in the Republic of China (and be forced to claim the identity of the protagonist).
· At any time, confiscate the will-o'-the-wisp he tries to use to grill skewers, heat milk, or even perm his hair.
Work benefits:
· Obtain a "tutor" who is on standby around the clock, but whose professional skill points are completely lost (such as using the art of war to solve math problems).
· Enjoy customized "haunting" service, specially designed to treat school bullies and nagging mothers (side effects: it may be regarded as mental illness).
· Comes with an "abstract" proposal that lasts for three hundred years. The main props include but are not limited to: burnt marshmallows, out-of-tune love songs of the Republic of China, and a marriage letter that he refuses to accept.
Now, Lu Zhaoming is sitting at his desk, with a mountain of "May 3" on his left, and his translucent boyfriend circling around urging him to choose Peking University on his right.
He took a deep breath and slowly wrote the third option on his life plan:
"First, upgrade this labor contract between the Yin and Yang Realms to a permanent one."
——After all, which university you enter will affect the next few decades, but getting rid of this love-minded ghost may take... Forever?
