[A suspenseful battle of wits, featuring multiple settings, twists, episodic scenarios, and no System]
A sign-in sheet from a graduate school study room draws me into the deadly trap of a "Midnight Classroom Building."
A utility bill from an urban village forces me to confront the folk taboo of "Fishing Things Out of an Ancient Well."
A ledger from a night market stall drags me into a life-or-death struggle over "Phantoms on the Opera Stage."
A delivery rider without pupils, paper figures from an opera stage, a shadow in a parking garage: folk tales of the uncanny come to life.
Undercover disguises, exchanges of self-interest, and family tensions: the battle over human nature runs through it all.
I don't repair medical records. I restore old, everyday objects around me.
I don't save all living beings. I only want to find my missing older sister.
But the Ghost Clinic's gaze remains fixed on my ability to sense resentment.
When my sister's employee ID appears on a neighborhood maintenance request,
I finally understand: they never wanted my power to repair things. What they wanted was the "power of obsession" hidden in the ordinary lives of our generation.
