Wang Xu has a secret.
He always sees something that others can't.
For example: On the green radish leaves beside the road, a small face winked at him;
The human-faced snake in the corner spat out a letter, as if to say hello;
The three-legged crow under the streetlight tilted its head and looked at him, with a look of familiarity in its eyes;
In the shadow of the convenience store owner, the pair of antlers lowered their heads slightly, as if in greeting.
His mother taught him when he was alive: if you see something, just pretend you didn't see it, don't look at it, don't talk to him, don't make yourself look weird.
This strategy was maintained for twenty-six years.
To this day, my blind date is sitting across from me, too perfect to be true.
The nine tails swayed slightly behind her, and a line of words popped up in Wang Xu's mind - [Nine-tailed fox, Tushan clan, No. 27 In Shanhaipu, danger level A]
The woman was also stunned and lowered her voice: "You too?"
Wang Xu was silent for two seconds: "I'm not, I'm a human being."
That day he learned that humans accounted for the majority in this world, but the strange beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas were hiding around him - they disguised themselves as people, objects, and even buildings, went to work, paid loans and paid social security, and abided by the rules of a book called "The Hidden World Convention".
The nine-tailed fox told him: "We usually call people like you 'Awakened'."
"For what?"
"Responsible for registering exotic animals, mediating disputes, and handling violations." She paused, "Simply put, she is our neighborhood committee aunt."
Wang Xu: "... Is there a staff?"
