After transmigrating to a world of superpowers, Su Chen just wants to laze around and get by, selling fortunes at a street stall to help pay the rent.
For his superpower assessment, he casually conjures a tiny flame, hoping to scrape by with an F-minus. Instead, the whole school mocks him.
Let them laugh. It’s not like he’ll lose a piece of flesh.
Until...
An old woman hands him ten thousand yuan and begs him to save her granddaughter, who’s possessed by a spirit;
A little ghost smashes his TV, so he makes it work as his unpaid nanny;
A horned sheep monster has no sense and wrecks the secondhand bike he just bought.
Su Chen can’t take it anymore:
“I wasn’t going to reveal who I am, but you forced me to!”
He flicks out a talisman, silver needles flash, and even ghost officials steer clear of him!
Superpower prodigies, century-old vengeful ghosts: before the Celestial Master of Dragon and Tiger Mountain, they’re all just little kids!
