Northeast China: My Wife Specializes in Showing Weird Things to People

My name is Liu Yu, and I am an idler in the family courtyard of the old factory area in Harbin. I usually help people look after the billiards hall and help out the fruit stall. To put it bluntly, I am the kind of fool who lives around as others say. But my daughter-in-law Yan Jia is in great trouble. We were childhood sweethearts who grew up together. Her family has fragrant roots, and she is a serious disciple who specializes in showing people those strange things that cannot be explained by science - such as crying at night, ghosts on the bed, violent deaths in dreams, and evil spirits. The people who come to her are poor people who have been tortured to the point of being exhausted. My daughter-in-law has a way of seeing things. Five earthly immortals, Hu, Huang, Chang, Manghui, sit in the hall, the Bai family takes care of deficiencies, Qingfeng Yanhun helps with inquiries, the Monument King guards the entrance of the hall, and there are Black Mother, Eagle Immortal, and Turtle Immortal guarding outside. Instead of dealing with those who are vain, investigating, explaining, and admonishing people all rely on their immortal skills and a kind heart. It's just that I'm so exhausted every time after finishing it that I have to wait on me. I'm just a mere mortal, I can't see or touch those things, but I'm born with strong yang energy, so dirty things will run around me when they see me. Normally, when my wife is looking after others, I would be there serving tea and water, keeping the scene going, scolding the mean-mouthed people, and cleaning up the mess. Is anyone jealous of her for saying weird things? I, Liu Yu, was the first to refuse. Someone wants to cause trouble? I, Liu Yu, let him know what it means to be a gangster from the factory area. Anyway, things happened one after another in this old family home, which was evil, strange, crying for father and mother, and knocking on the door in the middle of the night. My wife and I helped solve the problem one by one, doing good deeds and building up our character. Want to hear what happened to us? Then find a hot kang, make a pot of tea, and let's take it easy