Raising Evil Spirits at 749? You've Got Some Nerve!

[Evil-spirit babysitter] [Evil-spirit butcher] [The fiercer the evil spirit, the more it loves being pushed around] [Why waste your breath on it?]

Su Wusheng inherits a complete mess and becomes head of the 749 Bureau’s Baihe County branch, which is on the verge of collapse.

Using a key left behind by his grandfather, he accidentally discovers a small door in the attic and obtains the golden finger known as the Supreme Evil Spirit Prison.

Exterminate evil spirits, contain their souls, and raise their favorability to earn rewards!

From then on, Su Wusheng is unstoppable. Wherever evil spirits appear, he’s always the first to rush in.

He becomes an evil-spirit meat grinder. Any evil spirit that fights him gets chopped to pieces and its soul captured.

[The Bridal Gown Embroiderer’s favorability has reached the required level. Reward: Threads of Fate, mastery of spellcraft and control, kill enemies and command souls.]

[The Ghost Domain’s favorability has reached the required level. Reward: Sand in the Eyes, spit sand like cannon fire and inflict curses.]

[Granny Bear’s favorability has reached the required level. Reward: Soul Mimicry, perfect disguise and an indistinguishable aura.]

[The Black Jiangshi’s favorability has reached the required level. Reward: Refine Blood into Truth, bathe in blood and grow stronger with every fight.]

The 749 Bureau knows that the branch has gained a butcher for a director, but they don’t know he’s also a reckless lunatic who raises evil spirits right under their noses.

749 Bureau: “That’s the King of Evil Spirits. You’re the negotiator this time, so be careful.”

Su Wusheng smiled. “Relax. Don’t you know me by now? I always know where to draw the line.”

With that, he strode forward, one hand on his hip and the other pointing at the King of Evil Spirits.

“I’m the judge this time. You bastard, get over here and die!”

The entire 749 Bureau froze in shock.

[Note: Some stories in this book are adapted from legends told by the author’s grandparents.]