No One Eats My Barbecue Stall, but Ghosts Eat It

His parents died unexpectedly, leaving Wu Po with only a shabby barbecue stall. At the age of nineteen, he is handsome but has gone through many changes. He sets up a stall late at night in the old city to survive. The stall is deserted and no one cares about it. Even passers-by are reluctant to stop. It wasn't until two strange figures arrived late at night that he was shocked to realize that his barbecue was unheard by mortals, but it could attract ghosts. The evil spirits of the underworld became frequent visitors, only staying in front of the stall and never helping. Wu Po was an ordinary person with nothing, struggling to survive between yin and yang. In order to survive and become stronger, he worked step by step, from being ignorant and numb to slowly becoming thoughtful, self-interested and steady. He has no sect, he has taught himself the tricks of other sects, and also has the basics of the revisionist sect. He has learned every move by himself. Practitioners in this world hide in the mortal world and are supervised by the Zhengdao Association and are not allowed to disturb mortals. Wu Po wanders in the gray area, taking orders, seizing opportunities, dealing with top secret actors, and establishing himself in the supernatural circle with his scheming and ruthlessness. He rose from the dust, stepped from a layman to the dark list and the shadow list, and became a strong casual cultivator that no one dares to despise. The barbecue stall is still open late at night, ghosts often come, and there is an endless stream of ghosts. Hidden under the fireworks, he has already become a ruthless character who can stir up yin and yang. Wu Po was never willing to be a pawn and relied on himself to find his own way of life.