It’s the Shaman Noona’s First Time with an Incubus, Too

“Whoever buried a chicken in the courtyard of my shrine, come out right now.” Seolhwa is a successful MZ-generation shaman so famous that even the wealthy heirs of the exclusive Cheongdam area line up to consult her. One day, an incubus suddenly appears at her shrine. As she tries to drive him away by throwing red beans at him, a glowing mark suddenly appears on the back of her hand—and before she knows it, she has been forcibly bound by contract to an ancient demon. When she starts looking into what caused it, the situation turns out to be even more ridiculous. At the exact same time, in the same neighborhood, a ghost-hunting YouTuber was attempting a demon summoning ritual for views. Meanwhile, a rival shaman had buried a chicken to curse Seolhwa, and a male shaman from a nearby neighborhood had buried a venomous snake and a rat for reasons of his own. The three sinister energies collided and became entangled all at once—the curse failed, the summoning went wrong, and in the end, the only ones who wound up bound together by contract were an innocent shaman and an incubus. “So why am I tied to you?” “That’s exactly what I’d like to know.” To break the contract, they have to uncover what caused it. The problem is that the ghost-hunting YouTuber behind the whole mess becomes convinced that he has achieved: “My channel’s first successful summoning of a real demon?!” Drunk on the possibility of going viral, he begins tracking down Seolhwa and the incubus himself. Seductive incubus → cynical shaman ← clueless ghost hunter. An unbreakable contract and a love triangle that keeps getting more complicated. Once again, there isn’t a single peaceful day at Seolhwa’s shrine.