[The "real" male ghost with a hard mouth and a soft heart, Shou × the "fake" male ghost with a wet and paranoid attitude, Gong]
When he was eight or nine years old, Song En died, but not completely dead. In other words, he became a corpse that could grow, eat, and sleep, and was forced to work for others - while going to school, he was investigating those completely dead ghosts.
Song En can only give God a middle finger to this.
What we do is endless work.
It wasn't until one day that Song En was forced to get involved in a bunch of incidents. People in the school died one after another, and the people around him turned into half-human, half-ghost monsters. Only then did he realize that all of this was related to his death that year.
Separating line
[The pace of the first ten chapters is really, really slow. In other words, it looks very uncomfortable and boring, so click with caution]
[If you are really curious, you can watch it from Chapter 10 onwards. It's a bit more fun, but a bit more cruel.]
[Of course I don't mean that the following chapters are well written]
[The combination of Cthulhu and ghost-catching may seem a bit outrageous, remember to avoid lightning]
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Concept: How does life end?
