
Fei Ren Zai
Ancient gods, spirits, demons and legendary creatures have adapted to modern life. Jiuyue, a nine-tailed fox, works and socializes in the city alongside figures such as Ao Lie, Nezha, Guanyin, Xiaotian and other beings drawn from Chinese mythology. Their everyday problems—work, food, commuting, friendship and technology—turn into absurd s
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Ancient gods, spirits, demons and legendary creatures have adapted to modern life. Jiuyue, a nine-tailed fox, works and socializes in the city alongside figures such as Ao Lie, Nezha, Guanyin, Xiaotian and other beings drawn from Chinese mythology. Their everyday problems—work, food, commuting, friendship and technology—turn into absurd short-form comedy because none of them are quite human.
Fei Ren Zai is a long-running Chinese mythological slice-of-life comedy by Yiwang Kongqi. Its appeal comes from placing famous Chinese mythological figures in mundane contemporary situations, mixing short-strip humor, expressive character acting and affectionate reinterpretations of traditional legends.
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