Ghostly Tales of Jinhua City

Zhu Ruyi inherited her mother's incense and candle shop. After giving it a makeover, she turned it into a ghost-themed creative goods store. She still sells the same things, but now they cost a lot more. At first, many people thought she was a swindler. Only later did they gradually realize that her products were genuinely useful. The residents of Jinhua also wanted to ask: Now that Little Zhu has made a success of her business, will she still follow in her mother's footsteps and perform exorcisms? Zhu Ruyi says that running an incense and candle shop and performing exorcisms counts as illegal proselytizing. Since she changed it into a creative goods store, she's operating legally. So don't call what happens at the store exorcisms. Please refer to it as "fieldwork on paranormal phenomena," okay? Years later, Zhu Ruyi and Xie Choushen go ghost-hunting together. On the road, she tells someone about her romantic troubles. Zhu Ruyi: Xie Choushen has suffered Heaven's punishment since childhood and won't live past thirty. He spent all that time cultivating in the mountains, and now that he's in the city, he still types and chats with me by poking at his phone with one finger. It's enough to drive me crazy. Xie Choushen: ... --Coming soon: After the Primordial Invasion In a natural disaster unlike any the world had ever seen, humanity and its civilization were wiped out. The land became home to plants and animals once more. The cities, with their complex structures, were swallowed by dense forests and transformed into dangerous labyrinths of steel. Song Yin lives in a vast, lush forest and builds a home in a tree hollow where she can weather all four seasons. On sunny days, she sits on a beetle shell she's collected and brews coffee dug up from underground. With mountains, rivers, and all four seasons, it would be even better if she had someone to keep her company. Theme: Finding a happy life