My Disciple Is the Bane of Ghosts and Monsters

Divination and fortune-telling: just a way to make ends meet.

Destitute Su Chuan is forced to take up fortune-telling to survive, but he knows neither how to cast lots nor how to read characters.

So all he can do is use his fortune-telling to con his own apprentices into supporting him!

But what kind of people are Su Chuan's apprentices?

A beautiful leatherworker, a gloomy mortician, a three-year-old paper effigy maker, and a nonconformist barber...

They're all in the yin trades, and on top of that, each of them comes with their own special traits.

Su Chuan thinks that if he relies on his apprentices for a living, they might end up planting him in a coffin...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.