Core premise: In a modern city, paranormal events are an everyday occurrence. There are absurd organizations like the Celestial Masters Association, the Ghost Management Bureau, and the Underworld’s Human Realm Liaison Office. The protagonist, Zhang Bufan, is a 25-year-old delivery worker whose unusual half-human, half-ghost constitution forces him to earn a “Junior Celestial Master License.” He delivers food by day and takes ghostbusting jobs by night. His main ambition is to save 500,000 yuan and return to his hometown to open a milk tea shop.
Story style: Nonsensical exaggeration and a steady stream of modern references, with at least three big laughs guaranteed in every chapter. The story balances lovable character contrasts (a penny-pinching protagonist, a level-headed tech ally who makes dry remarks, and a gentle milk tea shop owner with an unrequited crush) with situational misunderstandings, all against a warm-hearted backdrop.
Super nice, the content is logically clear