Chang'an Night Ban

(Ancient style + suspense + detective + light fantasy + funny) She thought she would disappear completely from this world. As a result, she arrived in Chang'an. Gu Yue was seventeen when she died. A disaster destroyed her home and left her forever that year. She sank into darkness, and her name was erased from the world. But when she opened her eyes again, there was a man named Uncle Li standing in front of her. He said to her like he was picking up a newborn, "Here he is? Don't be afraid." He pushed open a door. Behind the door is Chang'an. It is by no means a lifeless ghost town, but a living Chang'an that is more prosperous than the human world. Zhuque Street was brightly lit like daylight, and the dead were bustling with people, as if they were attending a banquet that would never end. Gu Yue stood in front of the city gate, forgetting that she was dead. She began to learn to live in the underworld: naturalize, learn the way, and be neighbors with all kinds of ghosts. This place is so much like the human world, even more nostalgic than the human world. Until she entered the library. Uncle Li said that the library only does one thing - copying books. Gu Yue realized something was wrong on the first day. She copied to the third page, and a human face appeared on the paper. The ink was not dry yet, but it seemed to be screaming. Uncle Li blew out the lamp: "Don't make a sound. It hasn't realized that it has died for the second time." Later, Gu Yue gradually learned that the real name of this library was the Binding Division, which specialized in collecting wild souls who refused to be naturalized. If these monsters sneak into the streets of Chang'an, they will confuse the souls of the dead at best, and make them fly away in the worst case. In the realm of Yinsi, the demons and demons under Gonggong and the heroes of the Tang Dynasty have been fighting for thousands of years. She clutched her pen and didn't ask any more questions. The city gate slowly closed behind her, and the light on the city tower lit up, writing her name.