I Work in Funeral Services, So Don’t Hit on Me!

[Coolheaded, career-obsessed funeral director vs. arrogant, handsome, princess-syndrome disabled tycoon] [Distant generations · Opposites attract · Sweet, healing romance · Lighthearted comedy · A touch of mystery and horror] Romance ★ In all her life, Liu Qingchi never dreamed she would get tangled up romantically with a great-grandson several generations removed. All she wanted was to grow her “Funeral Rites Anywhere” business into something big. But that spoiled, princess-syndrome brat actually climbed into her bed and wanted to live and die with her. What a rebellion against the natural order! She only knew how to bury the dead. There was no way she could have children with that little miscreant. Liu Tingshen, who used his great-grandmother to ward off ghosts: Who’s dating her? I just couldn’t refuse her hospitality, so I had no choice but to stay at her place. Later: You expect the chairman of Yunting Group to become the grandson of everyone in this village? Dream on. I’ll bring my fortune into the marriage and become the family’s great-grandson-in-law! Story ★ A wealthy overseas Chinese man returns to his village to bury his father. Ignorantly using spirit money as a foot mat earns him a haunting: a ghostly woman in white keeps appearing at the old house where he is staying. To ward off evil, he schemes his way into the home of Liu Qingchi, a funeral director and clan ritual priest. He assumes that a family in the funeral business must have a strong enough horoscope to keep evil spirits at bay. But his arrogant, affected act lands him right in a trap, giving Liu Qingchi the chance to rebuild his domineering CEO image. After that, the timid man takes the “ghost” that is always by his side and follows Liu Qingchi through the countryside, preparing the dead for burial. Mini-scene ★ Your car’s too beat-up, so you won’t ride in it? Fine, walk home. The food in the countryside is awful? Sure, just think of it as a diet. The road is too rough and dirty for your designer shoes? Uh, run, or that big dog’s going to catch up with us!!!