Zou Ying, from Class Three, is always solitary and gloomy, with little interest in socializing. That's because she has a pair of eyes that can see ghosts and the ties of cause and effect.
She does her best to keep a low profile and avoid trouble, but trouble always finds her.
A spirit snatching souls in the girls' dormitory? A ghost baby blocking the door? A marriage between the living and the dead?
Is the top student in her class the leader of the human world, and the son of a financial magnate a descendant of a Taoist family?
Zou Ying, who wants nothing to do with the privileged elite: This nobody just wants to quietly scrape by for the rest of her life.
But as everyone keeps dragging her into things, bonds slowly form. The proud, uptight heartthrob turns into an energetic, straightforward puppy of a man, while the sly, flippant jokester reveals the gaze of a sinister male ghost?
Swept along by the others, Zou Ying breaks through one crisis and political conspiracy after another, only to see someone waiting for them all at the end: herself.
It turns out that she is the root of the world's turmoil.
"She" says that everyone is blind, deceived by illusions.
"She" says she is merely a useless fragment of the soul, devoted to emotion.
"She" wants her to abandon her feelings and other senses, and trust only her own eyes.
Will she willingly let "herself" possess her, take the King of the Underworld as her hunting dog, cut down her closest friends like thorns in her path, and break through the laws of Heaven and Earth to challenge the world?
Or will she hold on to that fragment of her soul, make the most of what she gained by being reborn, and seek out a heaven beyond Heaven?
A coming-of-age heroine who isn't the strongest at the start.
Two male leads in the early story, with a 1v1 ending.
The episodic stories connect to the main plot. It won't be too scary: it's mainly a funny, heartfelt ghost-hunting story about superpowered teenagers who laugh, cry, and heal one another.
Theme: I decide my own fate, not Heaven
