After the Spiritual Qi Revival, I'm in Charge of Taking Monster Complaints

After the spiritual qi revival, the city gained a new population of “residents” who weren't very good at following the rules. Late one night, Jiang Wen answered a complaint call at the Abnormal Affairs Center. “My building has a sixth floor, but they insist it's been demolished.” “I leave a bowl of porridge for my neighbor every day, but somehow there's always one less bowl in the pot.” “Someone sits in that chair every night, but the security footage shows no one there.” Jiang Wen's job was to hear out complaints and investigate the strange events behind them. But some calls couldn't be closed so easily: on streets erased from the map, people still went to work on time, cooked dinner, and waited for their families to come home. A plea for help from a demolished building led Jiang Wen to a vanished old street, and to an altered record of his younger sister Jiang Ning's relocation. An accident from twelve years ago, the ever-failing City-Suppressing Bell, and the missing people the city refused to acknowledge were gradually linked by the same clue. But Jiang Ning wasn't waiting for her brother to save her. As the city's roads began to lose their names, Jiang Wen had to join the residents in finding every way home. The voice on the other end of the phone might be asking for help, clearing up a misunderstanding, or echoing something the city refused to acknowledge.