Wishing You Carefree Life

Ruyi, a village woman, unearthed an old female corpse from an ancient grave. The body’s features remained lifelike and untouched by decay. At first, Ruyi thought she had stumbled upon a perverted old monster, but it turned out to be merely a living dead with low spiritual power. The living dead called herself White Bones, and with Ruyi’s kindness in offering half a steamed bun, she climbed out of the tomb. White Bones is lazy, greedy, and spineless; she loves money, loves pleasure, and only wishes to hide away in a cave and live in peace. She said, open a cave, become a ruler, and live a happy life. She raised sisters and cherished boys, but this place was only a screw-shell dojo within the Three Thousand Worlds, easily overturned in an instant. Yet White Bones could never simply remain White Bones—she is a person whose name has been taken from her. With the arrival of a strange and mysterious little demon named Yanyan from the Demon City, the boy’s beloved mount, Daihe Xiyu, gains sentience, and the past slowly unfolds: the cruel disputes among all parties, the layered conspiracies of the worlds of heaven, humans, and demons, and, of course, endless varieties of fancy and refurbished candies. A Niang once said, I only wish you a happy life. And she intends to heed her grandmother’s words.