A funeral parlor owner gains a system that lets him see death coming for people. He goes on live stream and starts warning strangers — some listen and survive, others ignore him and pay the price. Soon, rumors spread that he's a death magnet. The internet dubs him the “Grim Reaper.” As he gets dragged into scandals, murders, and celebrity chaos, all he wants is to prove he's just an ordinary guy. But the more he tries to walk away, the more people need him. And somewhere along the way, a small-town funeral guy becomes the one person the whole world turns to when death is near.
Transmigrated to inherit a struggling funeral parlor, Finn awakens a system flagging daredevil biker Tina as a 100% high-risk client. He leaves a cautionary comment; netizens split over her stunt, and Tina pins the comment to defiantly vow outliving his 'curse'.
Tina devises a bold scheme to go viral by speeding on the highway and having police chase her, dreaming of becoming a top streamer. A funeral shop owner tries to dissuade her from the dangerous stunt, but she defiantly refuses to back down. Don’t miss this tense, fame-driven drama!
Tina launches a daring live stream challenge, ignoring death warnings. What starts as a planned fake chase quickly becomes a real police pursuit when she speeds through a checkpoint helmetless. As viewers surge to 1000, Tina’s bravado crumbles as she cries out she doesn’t want to die.
Tina meets a fatal end in a highway car crash, with police confirming her death from devastating injuries. A voice scolds those who ignored prior reckless driving warnings, while a streamer returns to a blacked-out feed, panicking over the incident.
After a biker's fatal crash makes his funeral shop go viral, the boss discovers a system that sends him death risk alerts for potential clients—including a sleep-deprived gamer and a streamer with a 90% chance of dying within 3 days. His staff suggests leveraging the buzz to boost traffic, adding intriguing drama.
Streamer Ivy is frustrated by persistent comments from a funeral parlor on her channel. Some speculate it’s a clingy male fan with unrequited love, and someone tries to warn her of potential danger. An unexpected early delivery arrives, deepening the eerie mystery.
Ivy gets a death warning after leaking her address and decides to get her delivery on live stream to expose the threat as a hoax. A fan named Max rushes to her aid, but she instead runs into her ex Daniel, who shamelessly demands his tipped money back, sparking a fierce and savage confrontation.
Ivy harshly rejects elderly fan Daniel's marriage proposal on livestream, mocking his looks and age with viewers cheering her on. Later she begs Daniel to send gifts for her top streamer bid, sparking his furious vow of retaliation for her humiliation.
A streamer scoffs at a funeral parlor worker who warned her of danger, calling him a cowardly fraud. She teams up with co-streamer Max, heading to the parlor to expose him live. Meanwhile, the worker's assistant notices their follower growth, while he senses incoming trouble and reminds his colleague to stay calm.
A system warns Leo of 90% death risk from a 3-day construction dispute. A funeral parlor's 50% off ad in Leo's stream angers viewers, prompting Max to confront the advertiser. Ivy quarrels fiercely with Daniel, adding tense drama.
As people mock Max, labeled a jinx returning to apologize, a chilling murder scream erupts, throwing the scene into panic. Then, a funeral parlor owner gets an annoying realtor call, just before the stream cuts off abruptly, leaving viewers eager to uncover the truth.
After witnessing a streamer's death, a man panics, fearing he's offended the Grim Reaper. He flees in a taxi and deletes his account to stay safe. Later, at a funeral parlor, an elderly man with unreachable kids arrives to arrange his own funeral.
In this episode, Leo scoffs at a funeral shop's death warnings, flaunting his blessed prayer beads and claiming he fears no underworld figures. Meanwhile, his employees, unpaid for half a year, confront him angrily, threatening violence if they don't get their wages immediately.
A naive recent graduate, owed wages and assaulted by his employer, confronts Mr. Leo for payment. His friend Frank grows impulsive with a knife, sparking a tense standoff as the arrogant boss taunts them, refusing to pay and daring Frank to act.
Frank clashes with boss Leo over unpaid wages, with onlookers urging Leo to pay up to avoid Frank's impulsive drunk rage. Leo defiantly refuses, daring Frank to attack him. A solemn warning is then issued to Leo: avoid disputes and be kind for 3 days, or face potential danger.
Mysterious arguments spark panic, and a string of deaths occur—everyone the man followed dies unexpectedly. Labeled the "Grim Reaper" online, he's overwhelmed with fear and rushes to escape the city. What lurks behind these bizarre fatalities?
The owner of Laurel City’s funeral shop sees his account go viral after viewers link his warning streams to two recent deaths, branding him the 'Grim Reaper'. With over 5,000 stream reservations flooding in, he struggles to decide between clearing the rumor and leveraging the unexpected traffic, while a system offers rewards tied to deaths or key clients.
Known as the 'living Grim Reaper' for the rumor that his follows are death warrants, funeral parlor boss Finn hosts a late-night stream. He aims to debunk the myth by connecting with 2 viewers and having his assistant follow 50 audience members, proving everything is just a coincidence amid playful viewer comments.
In a clarification live stream, Gavin boldly connects with streamer God of Wine. Viewers panic over his safety, noting God of Wine took out three people today. A system detects 198 high-risk drinking sessions and a 100% danger rate for his next drink.
Dubbed the 'Grim Reaper' over rumors that his follow leads to death, the protagonist tries to clear his name. When a drunk challenges the funeral parlor’s stream to a drinking contest, he stops him urgently, citing a system warning that drinking again is 100% fatal, backed by a hospital worker's health facts.