Haunted House Keeper: Taking In Eerie Beings, Starting with a Murder House

His mother fell to her death, but the coroner called it an accident. Only Zheng Jue knows that his mother was afraid of heights. She wouldn't even go near the balcony. From that day on, Zheng Jue, an architecture graduate, discovered another side of the world. Construction on an unfinished building wasn't halted because of a lack of funds. Something that should never have been unearthed had been found beneath its foundations. The real estate developers' “asset retention departments” didn't handle bad investments. They dealt with haunted houses that devoured people, one building at a time. When others encountered ghosts, they ran. When he did, he pulled out the blueprints. He used structural mechanics to calculate the direction of evil spirits, building codes to plan the placement of objects that suppressed them, and environmental psychology to unravel supernatural rules. A reincarnated Ksitigarbha, he turned houses into prisons and renovations into a path to salvation. “Until hell is empty, I will not become a Buddha.” He would renovate every haunted house in this world, one by one, and set things right.