Night Shift in the Cemetery: I Rely on Taoism to Support My Family

My name is Lu Xiaochen. I am divorced and have two children. I have no education or background. In order to support my family, I became a night shift inspector in the cemetery. Others are afraid of the forest of tombstones in the middle of the night, or of those inexplicable things, but I'm not afraid - it's not that I'm brave, it's that I'm too poor to be afraid. When I was young, I learned some furry magic from the old people in the village. I thought it was just a trick to fool people, until I met my first "neighbor" during the night shift. It's not a harmful monster, it's just a young man who can't let go of his family; I'm not a master, I'm just a migrant worker who wants to earn a monthly salary of 7,000. "I'll help you fulfill your wish, don't scare me, we won't disturb each other." From then on, the night shift in the cemetery had a special "part-time job" - sending messages to ghosts and fulfilling wishes for ghosts. There is no supernatural power to fly to the sky and escape from the earth, no earth-shattering adventures, just a single father who relies on some folk Taoism to work in a cemetery in the dark night while raising a family while tenderly treating those obsessions left in the world. The night is long, but the lights at home are always on for me.