Zhou Budu, who has been a public official in the underworld for three hundred years, is an old fool who can see through life and death. His daily job is to be a "spiritual SPA" in the underworld and enlighten the souls of the dead who are obsessed with reincarnation and are unwilling to enter reincarnation.
The dead souls who come to him are all kinds of strange: there are people who win a huge prize and die suddenly before they can squander it, there are workers who are tortured to the point of heart attack by repeated revisions of the draft by Party A, and there are old people who have accumulated bottle caps for half their lives and are unwilling to let go until they die.
Zhou Budu always complained: "If you like to vote or not, I will lose if you vote." But in his heart, he is used to seeing regrets in the world, and after all, he can't be cruel. He concealed the rules of the underworld, spent all his three hundred years of savings, bought fake wine for the dead, forged pictures of perfection, and took risks to help them fulfill their unfulfilled wishes.
On the corner of the desk, the souvenirs left by the dead are piling up higher and higher. Until one ordinary day, he suddenly woke up: he had been stranded in the underworld for three hundred years and was unwilling to embark on reincarnation. Perhaps the root cause was hidden in this pile of old things.
