Faust, male, twenty-eight, single. He considers himself a young and kind-hearted young man, but unfortunately, God does not like him. He has been unlucky from birth until now. Finally, he thought about it and decided to jump off the building and say Bey-bey to the world that was playing tricks on him. However, a man in black who claimed to be a salesman from hell appeared inexplicably and enthusiastically invited him to live in hell.
I'm just a bad guy, I'm just unlucky, not black luck! Abiding by the law, respecting the elderly and caring for the young, nine out of ten people would say that I am a good person, and one person would say that I am an extremely good person. How could I be so unlucky as to live in hell after my death? He kicked the man in black away, jumped up, and threw himself into the embrace of the earth.
After all the calculations, I still didn't realize that a person who jumped from a height of 60 stories could be seriously injured instead of dying. When the man in black appeared again, looking at the sky-high medical bill in his hand, Faust signed the black and white contract in his hand with the hope that he would be blessed if he survived. Little did he know that the real unlucky life was still waiting for him...
A novice hell salesman who looks serious but is absolutely cheating, and a loli death girl who is prone to getting off the line, vigorously adds to Faust's unlucky life.
Can Faust, who is destined to be a bad guy in life, successfully counterattack?