My Apprentice Is the Ghost Nemesis

Divination is just a job to support the family. The impoverished Suchuan was forced to embark on the road of fortune telling in order to make ends meet, but he could neither divination nor fortune telling. He can only rely on fortune telling to trick his apprentice into supporting him! But who are the disciples Suchuan accepted? A beautiful second-year cobbler, a decadent undertaker, a three-year-old papermaker, and an unconventional barber. . . . They are all yin deeds, forget about yin deeds, and each one has its own attributes. Suchuan felt that if he had to rely on his apprentice to support him, he might be planted in a coffin by his apprentice. . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.