Tokyo Ghost Removal: This Taoist Priest Specializes in Breaking the Rules of Death

Tokyo's ghost stories all follow rules. Umbrellas cannot be opened on the last train, mirror town can only be entered but not exited, and those who receive a death notice must die before tomorrow. Lin Zhaoye was the most unruly person. He came to Tokyo holding a black umbrella that could see lies and costs, and his first commission was to bring home a boy who had been missing for fourteen years from a non-existent station. From then on, Tsukimi Canteen sells food during the day and accepts ghost talks at night: save the living first, and the debt will be settled; if the evil ghost dares to use the rules to pressure people, he will dare to save the people first, and then settle the debt with Tokyo. But when a death notice covers the entire city, Tokyo requires him to make the "most correct" choice - to sacrifice one person and save everyone. Lin Zhaoye closed the bone umbrella: "Who stipulated that there are only two answers?"