I'm Mentally Ill, You Make Me a Heavenly Teacher

[System+Urban Supernatural+Official Streaming+Ghost Story Upgrade+Shadow Dianlao's Cool Articles] On the first day after being discharged from the mental hospital, Chen Buxing discovered that the doctor may or may not have cured his disease. At the entrance of the hospital squats a ghost nurse who is covered in blood and refuses to get off work; the late-night bus only pulls the dead but not the living; there are floors in the office building that do not exist, but people clock in on time every day; the corpses in the morgue will complain about the service attitude. Everyone thought Chen Buxing was sick. But only he knew that it was not that he was sick, but that the world should have been sick a long time ago. What's even more outrageous is that he is also bound to a [rationalization system]. This system does not teach him how to draw talismans, nor how to recite mantras, nor does it provide him with any serious heavenly master's package. It only recognizes one thing: as long as his operation is outrageous enough and can be forcibly explained by reality, rules, ghosts or bystanders, it will be considered a successful rationalization. Others rely on magic weapons to drive away ghosts, while he relies on going crazy to drive away ghosts. Others would run away first when they saw a ghost, but he would ask before he saw a ghost: "Have you registered?" As a result, a newly discharged mental patient, while being closely monitored by the official Bureau of Abnormal Affairs, relied on nonsense and outrageous operations to forcefully slip loopholes in the rules of ghost stories, turning supernatural incidents into labor disputes, traffic accidents and community management issues. But as more and more anomalies occur, the truth behind the processing bureau, old medical records, sealed old buildings, the white room plan and "normalization" begins to emerge bit by bit. Only then did Chen Buxing realize that he might have never been the person who "accidentally entered" this world. He himself is the most unreasonable anomaly.