As an overworked office drone employed by the Special Incident Handling Bureau of China, Fengzi always thought work was absolute crap.
She had special abilities, sure, but she was just a useless support whose job was to cheer everyone on. She never expected that, during the one heroic rescue attempt of her life, an explosion would send her flying into Neon.
Fengzi: At least she can speak Neonese, teehee.
Good news: Her bargain-bin Neonese works.
Bad news: She's in Neon City's Seasoning District.
Seriously, where the hell did she end up? Is this still China? Okay, it definitely isn't China. Is this even still the real world? Why is there a place called Seasoning District? She's an undocumented person now! Transmigrating to another world isn't supposed to work like this! Her games! Her pocket money! Her merch!!!
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Even when life sucks, you still have to eat, drink, use the bathroom, and sleep.
With sheer willpower, Fengzi forged an identity, picked up odd jobs, and settled into a haunted house. She was managing to get by.
Then, in the fourth week after Fengzi arrived in this world, the haunted house's "owner" appeared.
Fengzi: (a piercing shriek, then runs away screaming) Holy crap, it's really haunted! There really is a ghost!
Fengzi: Hey, girl, so, uh... how about a deal? I can't afford rent right now. I'll make offerings to you and help you fulfill your last wish. How about we be roommates for a while?
"Ghost": ...
Warnings:
1. No CP, with two original main characters (Fengzi/Feilagel). A quick transmigration crossover featuring Mob Psycho 100, Bungo Stray Dogs, Demon Slayer, Jujutsu Kaisen, and The Legend of Hei. Other works, including Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, and Zenless Zone Zero, are also mentioned. The two main characters do ship characters, but aside from canon couples, it's all just banter.
2. The story is lighthearted and doesn't follow much logic. It includes multiple original characters, heavily altered plots, and timeline errors. Please don't read if that bothers you.
Theme: Every life deserves respect
