No Monster May Run Amok After Work

[Pre-Release | For anyone interested in "The Love-Eating Ghost", feel free to add it to your collection~~ The blurb is at the end]

[An incredibly badass, powerful leopard-demon heroine x a beautiful, nurturing male great demon]

[The modern lives of demons]

The position of Director of the Demon Suppression Division at the Beijing headquarters of the Spirit Realm Administration has been vacant for a long time. Rumors are flying around the bureau, and all the demons agree: the new director should be none other than Tang Yu, captain of the division's First Squad.

The gossip soon reaches Deputy Director Xie Zhi. He strokes his nonexistent beard and shakes his head. "Tang Yu... She has the power of a great demon, but the experience of a minor one; the temper of a ferocious beast, but the heart of an auspicious beast. I'm afraid she still has a lot of growing to do."

When Tang Yu hears Xie Zhi's assessment, she says, "Director? Like I care! Unless you pay me more!!!"

But a raise is out of the question. Overtime, on the other hand, is plentiful.

Why has the beautiful great demon unearthed from a wasteland lost all his powers?

Is a vampire a demon or a ghost?

Why is a wild boar demon pretending to be a Dang Kang, an auspicious beast?

Where did the grandfather who came back from the dead come from?

Why is a young crane demon growing old before his time?

Is the new darling of the entertainment world, hated by the entire internet, actually a fox demon?

Demons keep going missing. What kind of demon is the mastermind behind it all?

Scene 1:

One day, a certain great demon walks into the First Squad's office and sees Tang Yu, unsuccessful in her bid for a raise, clutching her baleful blade and sulking in the corner.

After thinking for a few seconds, he heads to the finance department on the second floor and secretly empties his little private stash.

That afternoon, Tang Yu gets a text saying her salary has arrived. Holding a cup of milk tea, she knocks on the great demon's office door.

Looking at the milk tea on his desk and thinking of his now-empty cave, the great demon wonders: Maybe I didn't come out behind after all?

Scene 2:

One day, suffering badly from internal heat, Tang Yu walks into the office carrying a giant 1.5-liter jug of chrysanthemum tea. Her colleagues stare.

Yu Youjia says, "Boss, that's chrysanthemum porridge. I can't even see where the tea is."

Thinking of the scenes from last night that had her blood boiling, Tang Yu replies, "What do you know? This is the best way to cool down!"

After work, a certain great demon hears that Tang Yu is suffering from internal heat. He says he's made her some mung bean and lily bulb soup to cool her down, and invites her to stop by next door.

Tang Yu thinks: Drink mung bean and lily bulb soup to cool down with the very person who made my blood boil?

Isn't that like adding water when you have too much flour, then adding flour when you have too much water, until we both turn into one sticky lump?

Tang Yu thinks that as a future "ferocious beast in training," friends and companions are more than enough. Love is all mushy stuff, and has absolutely nothing to do with a ferocious beast.

Until she meets a "old monster" who's just been dug up. He can put up with her fiery temper and see the softness beneath her ferocious-beast exterior.

If love is like this, then maybe... it's worth giving it a try?

[Blurb for the pre-release novel "The Love-Eating Ghost". Please add it to your collection~~]

Ying Ning comments under a post criticizing people who are too obsessed with love: "Why is everyone bashing people who are love-struck? Being love-struck is wonderful!!"

A netizen replies: "What's so wonderful about it? Look in my eyes! Tell me exactly what's so good about it! (Genuine question, not picking a fight.)"

Ying Ning: "It's delicious!" (Sincere face.jpg)

Only people who know Ying Ning understand that she isn't lying. To her, a genuine love-struck person is a top-tier delicacy.

Theme: Follow the law and live well