The Lord of the Underworld's father takes his wife off to reclaim their youth, leaving the Lord of the Underworld (not exactly) gloriously installed as the new King of Hell. But... who can tell him what kind of divine subordinates these are? The hard-drinking big sister Meng Po spends all her time sweeping across the River of Forgetfulness. The cross-dressing Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva and his loyal hound, Di Ting, are always in need of another set of women's clothes. The Ten Kings of Hell take every chance they get to pull one over on him. At least there's Cui Cheng around for him to mess with. But then one day... the now-evil Judge Cui appears with a big pot and says ominously, "Your Majesty, I hear chicken soup made with phoenix is especially delicious." QAQ Life is hard.
The setting of this story is... a mess. To start with, there are all sorts of different accounts of how the underworld is structured, so I'll just blend them together (clever reader). The male lead is a phoenix, the kind with nine tails. The more tail feathers you have, the prettier and more powerful you are (beauty is everything). They say kind, cute, beautiful readers will click the favorite button. Please, QAQ, add it to your favorites.
I gave the story a major revision before signing a contract, so if you read it a long time ago and suddenly find it confusing, it might be because you haven't read the revised version (hee hee). The writing sometimes goes off the rails. It mostly depends on whether the author has been watching anime lately. If so, phrases like "Yamete" may pop up from time to time... It's just the author being silly...
