Snake, a street hustler in Chinatown, picked up a bundle of cash wrapped in red cloth—and with it, a ghost named Damian. Damian, attached to the money, claimed he was murdered and refused to leave until Snake found his killer. He crawled out of mirrors, called Snake "hubby," and crashed in his rundown apartment. One wanted to shake him off; the other refused to go. Forced into cohabitation—one living but lost, one dead but knowing it all.
As they dug into the case, Snake was slowly forced out of his aimless street life and into something like a real person. Horror as seasoning, comedy as everyday routine—in the end, it's a story of a ghost and a hustler saving each other. Scary, hilarious, and utterly addictive.
