The Years I Worked as an Errand in Fengdu

The most regretful thing Jiang Xiaoyuan, a herb collector, regrets most in her life is chasing a pheasant and straying into the Fengdu Ghost Town. One second she was collecting medicine in the mountains, and the next second she was wrapped in Bai Wuchang's chains - it turned out that the colorful pheasant was a century-old monster waiting to seduce its soul, and the "Fengdu Night Market" she broke into was actually the gate of hell that opened the door to ghosts! Jiang Xiaoyuan, who was forced to receive a trainee token from the Wuchang Division, discovered that this generation of civil servants from the Yin Division was somewhat "seriously ill": The rainbow-flavored Meng Po soup developed by Meng Po will make the souls of the dead spit bubbles, the cow-headed horse noodles are pulling each other's tails in front of the evil mirror for the year-end assessment, the judge's pen has its own barrage function, and the rumored frosty Fengdu Emperor is studying the "fried ghost steamed buns" recipe with the book of life and death, and claims to test the poison on her! With her own strange sun fire that can burn through chains, Jiang Xiaoyuan often uses strange tricks on the road to catch ghosts: Weaving Chinese knots as seat belts for hanged ghosts, helping water ghosts open a swimsuit shop by the Wangchuan River, using herbs to treat baldness on Yasha, and even turning Meng Po soup into a popular milk tea. But every time she got into trouble, she would always see the emperor in purple robes and jade crown leaning on the clouds, calling her a "troublemaker" while settling the complaint against the Seventy-Two Divisions for her. Until Fengdu was turbulent, and the mysterious jade pendant on her chest burst into golden light. Emperor Fengdu clasped her scorching wrist, and there were waves in his eyes that had not been seen in thousands of years: "Back then, when you dug out the heart to suppress the underworld, you were also so indifferent..."