I Have a Fox Immortal Sister to Suppress a Hundred Ghosts

Li Tong has been able to see "filthy things" since he was a child: wandering spirits, shadows that pass through walls, and resentment clinging to old objects.

This "special ability" made him a "lunatic" in the neighborhood's eyes and a "freak" to his classmates. Even his parents gradually grew distant from him.

Then, on his seventeenth birthday, a battered fox-spirit tablet in the attic of the old house suddenly began to glow. A figure in red stepped out of it, claiming to be Qing Li, the fox spirit worshiped by his ancestors.

"From today on, I'll protect you."

Qing Li's arrival not only freed Li Tong from the endless torment of ghosts, but also led him into a bizarre and fantastical world. An ancient mirror that weeps holds the spirit of a wrongfully killed bride. At midnight, a ghostly bailiff waits at a crossroads to snatch souls. An abandoned school is occupied by an old ghost that devours living souls...

Under the fox spirit's protection and guidance, Li Tong gradually learns to control his "yin-yang eyes" and begins to understand the stories behind the wandering spirits. He helps a wronged female ghost clear her name and guides the lost spirit of a child back home, but in doing so, he is drawn into conflicts between humans and ghosts, demons and Taoists.

Li Tong discovers that his fox-spirit sister's identity is far from simple. There seems to be a hidden reason she was sealed inside the fox-spirit tablet, and his ability to see ghosts and monsters conceals a secret tied to his family and the Heavenly Dao.