The True Young Master Passed the Underworld Civil Service Exam

Fang Qi spent his whole life wanting nothing. His greatest dream was to die early and be reborn sooner. At twenty, a car accident made half his dream come true: he died early. After dying, Fang Qi arrived at the Underworld Reincarnation Office and joined the queue to be reborn. But a staff member told him, "Your worldly ties are unresolved, so you cannot be reborn. You can wait by the Bridge of Helplessness, or work to earn your chance at rebirth." Fang Qi, who'd been single for twenty years: ...? Having no idea what a worldly tie was, he reluctantly chose to take the Underworld civil service exam. Later, while out on a field assignment, he met his worldly tie: a sickly man with a pale face who looked as if he could drop dead at any moment. At their first meeting, the sickly man said nothing, simply swaying and falling against him. Fang Qi: ... After that, the sickly man always followed him on his field assignments. During one attack by an evil ghost, the sickly man decapitated it with a single slash. Then he suddenly closed his eyes and covered Fang Qi's as well, saying, "Ah, how scary. I faint at the sight of blood." Fang Qi: ? When a condemned ghost escaped, the sickly man followed him as he leaped from an eighteen-story building. In midair, he suddenly wrapped his arms around Fang Qi's waist and said, "Oh, I'm afraid of heights." Fang Qi: ?? During a chase by a horde of ghosts, the sickly man spent one moment slaughtering evil ghosts left and right, then the next draping himself over Fang Qi's shoulder as if he had no bones. "My legs are weak. I'll give myself to you. Carry me home?" Fang Qi looked at the man, who was ten centimeters taller than him, and finally lost patience. He silently pulled the soul-reaping chain from his waist. "If I send my worldly tie off to be reborn early, will that resolve it?" The sickly King of Ghosts: [tilts head in confusion.jpg] What's wrong with just wanting to cuddle up to my wife? Theme: Let go of the past, enjoy the present, and move toward the future.