White-Collar Workers Who Don't Want to Catch Ghosts! Not a Good Heir!

Su Wei is the inheritor of a century-old ghost-hunting family. The compass and peach wood sword are her "family heirlooms," but her goal in life is to be an ordinary white-collar worker working a nine-to-five job. In order not to inherit the "family business", she worked in milk tea shops, supermarkets, and toy companies, but she was often fired for "seeing things that others couldn't see" - reminding customers that there is a ghost in red behind them, and "communicating" with the code scanner to appease the old ghost, all of which were regarded as mental disorders. On the verge of being forced to inherit the "family business", Su Wei seized the last opportunity for an interview and met Fu Yunshen, the city's youngest technological upstart. The president of a company with a market value of tens of billions actually has a fatal weakness: he is afraid of ghosts to the point of collapse, and he is also troubled by an "overtime ghost". A ridiculous "ghost exorcism employment" begins: while Su Wei desperately hides her identity and pretends to be a social animal, she is forced to use ancestral skills to solve supernatural problems for her boss. In the daily life where humans and ghosts intertwined, the two people with completely different painting styles made countless jokes, and their hearts gradually grew closer without even realizing it.