Selling My Life to Give a Beauty

The first time Zhan Yunwen died, he had no experience. In the underworld, he was chased around by little ghosts and fought a fox demon to the death. Back then, he still thought the fox was a cool, cold-faced guy.

The second time he died, he was much more composed. He landed a job as a ghost doctor after befriending the Judge, and swore brotherhood with the fox demon. By the time he realized the guy was a gorgeous little minx, it seemed too late.

By the third time, he was already a legend in the ghost realm. Old ghosts sent him banners saying, "Skilled hands heal ghosts, so I can reincarnate without a worry" and "Thanks for the treatment. I'll come back in my next life." New ghosts gathered to gossip: "The ghost doctor's pure-hearted romance with a vixen" and "Young Master Zhan is secretly raising an illegitimate ghost, and the fox demon beats up his lover"...

Dying and coming back to life, their love alone remains true.

Country bumpkin X fox demon | Sweet X sensual | Zhan Yunwen X Boqiu

Lustful straight man bottom X beautiful fox demon top

[Their First Meeting]

Boqiu: (￣﹁￣)

Young Master Zhan: Adorable! I want to take him home and have him serve me tea, pour water, wash clothes, and make the bed!

[Reunion in the Underworld]

Boqiu: That spoiled brat caused my death. He deserves to die.

Young Master Zhan: Hit me anywhere but the face!

[Chance Encounter in the Mortal World]

Boqiu, sneering: Don't tell me this man likes me. A country bumpkin wants to eat fox meat? Keep dreaming!

Boqiu, secretly delighted: Just as I thought, he's a lecher. Let's see if I can make him lose his mind!

Boqiu, shocked: What am I doing?! Why am I kissing him? He must have seduced me!

[Little Ghosts Gossip]

Green-Faced Ghost: If I remember right, you two used to be sworn enemies?

Boqiu: That's right. I was his enemy for a whole night, and that was yours truly.

A clear-eyed ancient-era young man and a clumsy love story.

Inspired by classic works such as Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, What Confucius Did Not Say, and In Search of the Supernatural, as well as traditional Chinese ghost and spirit culture.

Theme: Everything except life and death is a small matter.