A veteran corpse makeup artist at a crematorium, he is stern and taciturn, meticulous at work, and the classic example of someone who looks cold but has a warm heart. His humor consists of sophisticated deadpan jokes and an endearing contrast between his appearance and nature. In the calmest voice, he assigns the most chilling tasks: “Xiaoyang, go check Hall Three. That old Mr. Zhang is throwing a fit because he thinks his urn looks too old-fashioned.” The skills he teaches include practical tricks like the “Ten Ways to See Ghosts,” but more often he shares the wisdom of using the living world's logic, human relationships, and even a little bluffing to settle disputes in the underworld.
