Tokyo: Master, Can This Really Exorcise Demons?

Chen Lin went to Tokyo to stay with his uncle. There, he and his cousin, an underground idol, ran a Chinese restaurant, and he unexpectedly bound himself to an Exorcist System. But this System seems a little glitchy? [Warning! An S-rank urban legend, “Kuchisake-onna,” detected ahead! Survival rate: 0.001%. Host, use an item of extreme yang energy to suppress it!] Chen Lin glanced at the middle-school girl wearing a mask outside the door, then silently brought out a plate of fried glutinous rice. “Go ahead and eat. It’s an authentic Maoshan remedy… for reducing swelling and bruising.” The girl finished eating, burped, blushed, left the money for the meal, and went on her way. [Host used supreme Daoist arts to drive off an S-rank urban legend and earned the max-level Golden Light Mantra!] Chen Lin: “??? Isn’t this System ridiculously easy to exploit?” And so, Chen Lin’s life in Tokyo began to take a strange turn. [Catastrophe-class internet vengeful spirit, Sadako]: an internet-addicted girl with severe social anxiety who’s too afraid to leave home, until Chen Lin forcibly drags her out to wash dishes. [ indiscriminate-killing evil spirit, Hachishaku-sama]: a high school girl who’s insecure about her height, so Chen Lin teaches her to play basketball. [Vengeful god, Blood-Soaked Red Garments]… is his tsundere delinquent cousin, who shouts every day that she’s going to call the police and have him kicked out. She’s my little sister, so what can I do? I just have to put up with her. … Somewhere along the way, Chen Lin’s fried glutinous rice became hugely popular in Tokyo, especially among the various urban legends… and their wives. “Daoist, if I eat this… will it really exorcise the demon?”