Gachi Everything House

Nanyang Weird Agency: Huang Jiaqi's Diary of a Lie Catcher Huang Jiaqi, a former top consultant, fell to the bottom due to a "bizarre data" scam. He opened a master house in Singapore's Chinatown, specializing in bizarre commissions that ordinary people avoid - HDB flats returned late at night in 1998, CEO's fingers turned to rubber, and stock market K-line charts can bite people. He is born with the ability to see the "lying spirit" that is the embodiment of lies: the workplace scam is the little old man in a suit, the business scam is the lizard spitting out gold coins, and every lie hides a funny and shocking truth. Teaming up with Sheila, a Malay policewoman who doesn't believe in weirdness, and Raj, an Indian Feng Shui master who understands the laws of Nanyang, the "Weird Iron Triangle" successively dismantles the conspiracy: the nostalgic aromatherapy trap behind the demolition, the commercial sniper controlled by the head-dropping technique, and the smuggling secrets hidden in the cross-border ghost orders. Each case points to the mysterious organization "Nanyang Secret Pavilion". They attempt to use the "Weird Laws of Nanyang" where Chinese, Malay and Indian people are intertwined, twist people's hearts with desire, and control the lifeline of Southeast Asia. Teammates are lurking, ex-girlfriends become enemies, and the mystery of where childhood props are hidden is layered with twists and turns. When the colonial-era "Integrity Compass" surfaces, the ultimate showdown begins under the Marina Bay super tree. Huang Jiaqi uses the logic of a consultant to break the situation, fights lies with sincerity, and reveals the weird secret history behind multiculturalism in the collision of suspense and comedy. In the aftermath of the Dark Pavilion's destruction, the shadow of the transnational bizarre network has quietly spread, and even bigger lies are brewing...