On How Ordinary People Deal with Ghosts

"You rescued my substitute, and you are my substitute." The dark figure stood beside the bed and said to me. I am an ordinary person who cannot be more ordinary. I am so ordinary that when I pass by in the crowd, no one will take a second look at me except when I step on other people's feet. It started to decline after I graduated from college, and it couldn't stop. The first time I fell in love, I was cheated on, so I stopped dating; the first time I worked, I was caught taking the blame, so I didn't have a regular job; the first time I started a business, I lost all my money, so I didn't start another one, which is an atypical "three-no" person. At the age of thirty, I have nothing. Fortunately, I have a house and a car locally, which my parents left behind. I am hungry and have no expectations. I am useless, but I am decently useless. I have a problem, I think I'm pretty kind. When a little girl fell into the water by the river, I jumped in; when someone jumped into the river on the bridge, I talked for two hours to persuade her to come down. I didn't think about anything while doing these things, until I got up one night and saw a dark figure standing in the corner with a blue face and resentful eyes. He opened his mouth and said the first sentence. Over the next few days, I had recurring nightmares, high fever, and confusion. The family invited the master to look after the matter. The master burned paper and chanted sutras all night long. I could not understand the whole process, but the fever subsided and I was no longer confused. The man did not appear again. Occasionally I met the master working out, so I shamelessly followed him. After this, I realized that I had lived for more than twenty years and knew nothing about this world. An ordinary person who is nothing, just stumbles into this industry by mistake. What happened next is a long story. Anyway, I didn't have anything to do at first - now I'm fine, dealing with ghosts every day is more exciting than going to work.