Am I Still Alive Today?

[Style]: Suspense and supernatural, urban ghost stories, anti-routine, black humor, reality-oriented [One sentence introduction]: In this world where there are more ghosts than people, as long as you change your mentality quickly enough, even the ghosts will not be able to catch up with you. [Detailed introduction]: Lu Ren felt that he might be dead. Either I am working overtime or I am still working overtime. How else to explain that he would board a No. 857 Bus at two in the morning that had no license plate, all the passengers were "familiar faces", and the driver could turn his neck 180 degrees? In this "dungeon" shrouded in fog, the rules are cruel: The ghosts here like to eat people. The road here has no end. Every stop here is a cycle of life and death. When everyone was struggling for survival and trying to fight fear with courage, Lu Ren realized a unique survival rule: No matter how fast your heart is, no ghost can catch up with you. Facing a car full of monsters and demanding life, the ghost yawned: "It's not easy even when you're out. Don't be angry. Being angry hurts your health, even though you're already naked (laughing)." Strangers obeyed his advice, and ghosts were in awe of him. He is not the strongest, but he is definitely the most "normal" one. Does he just want to live in this absurd world? [Highlights of the work]: 1. The ultimate anti-routine: the protagonist is not Long Aotian or a Taoist priest, but a social beast who just wants to go home and sleep. Use magical logic to crack the supernatural rules and cure the ghost's depression.