I Run a Paper Effigy Shop, and My Virtue Is Enough to Terrify the King of Hell

Su Mo graduates from a junior college and ends up in dire straits, scraping by in the shabby paper effigy shop his grandfather left him. Unable to pay rent, he is hounded by his landlord, while his gold-digging ex-girlfriend dumps money on him to humiliate him, declaring that all he'll ever do is make paper effigies to get by.

Then he touches the old bronze compass passed down by his grandfather, and the Yin Virtue System instantly binds to him. Helping departed souls fulfill their final wishes, dispelling the resentment of wrongful deaths, suppressing evil cultivators and wicked ghosts, and repairing haunted houses and cursed grounds can all make his Yin Virtue soar.

Yin Virtue can be exchanged for Yin-Yang Eyes, Maoshan Taoist arts, and feng shui secrets. It can extend his lifespan, buy underworld currency, and even let him pull strings in the underworld. The orthodox Taoist sects sneer at him as a low-class paper effigy maker? He casually lays down a Yin Virtue formation to break a century-old blood curse, and the sect leader bows on the spot and begs to become his disciple. When underworld bailiffs check his Yin Virtue ledger, it is so thick it covers all eighteen levels of hell. Even the King of Hell comes out in person to greet him, politely seeing him back to the living world.

A cool and aloof forensic doctor chases after him for a partnership, a rich heiress sticks to him as his sidekick, and the young lady of a Celestial Master family acts tough but has a soft heart, throwing herself at him. From a penniless street-corner paper effigy maker to a Yin Virtue big shot respected in both the worlds of Yin and Yang, Su Mo has only just begun his journey.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.