Notes on Demon Wen

Underneath the neon-filled modern city, there is a thousand-year secret of the coexistence of humans and monsters: countless monsters have transformed into humans, shuttled between office buildings and old alleys, rented houses and repaid loans in 996, intermarried and multiplied with humans, and shared the fireworks of the city. Every city has a monster management department to maintain order. Good and evil coexist in the hearts of monsters and human beings, and there are undercurrents of conflicts over resources and rights between ethnic groups. Zhang Dongting, a 24-year-old planner at a Chengdu advertising company, was living an ordinary life as an office worker. An accident led him to get acquainted with Pei Yi, an eight-tailed fox demon who was originally from Qingqiu and had been practicing for 820 years. From the ordinary courtyards in Qingyang Lane, to the ancient secrets of Wawu Mountain in Hongya County, to the urban turmoil in Beijing and Shanghai, the two work hand in hand through the gray area of ​​​​the world of humans and monsters, solving mysterious cases, mediating disputes, and silently guarding the balance of the city. Thousands of monsters are hidden in the smoke of fireworks, chivalrous and tender feelings can be seen in ordinary daily life, and the stories of humans and monsters are slowly unfolding from city to city.