Ghost Lu

Other monks draw talismans to suppress, kill, and enslave ghosts. Shen Wei drew talismans to build a house for the ghost to live in. There is no blood contract, no master-servant brand, no "If you betray me, your soul will be driven to pieces" speech. It's just a house - when you come, you stay; when you've had enough, you leave. If you want to pay the rent, use your skills in exchange; if you can't afford it, just run errands for me, send a message, or keep an eye on someone, whatever. She calls this the "Lingxu Sharing Economy". The Yin Division calls this "disturbing the order of Yin and Yang." The Zhenling Division calls this "evil demons and heretics, everyone can find them and punish them." The lonely ghosts who live in her talisman call this home. Shen Wei, who was expelled from his master's school and had nowhere to go, originally just wanted to stay peacefully in a deserted village and draw talismans to nourish his soul. But when the hundredth talisman drew a city, when the last ghost king lived in her lantern, when both the Yin and Yang Realms were eyeing the mark with the word "Xu" on the back of her hand - she discovered that her ghost house had become a forbidden place that no one in the three realms could offend.