After Living in a Haunted House, Ghosts Accompanied Me to Live Stream to Make a Living

I owed 800,000 yuan, slept in a bridge cave, and ate moldy steamed buns. At this time, the lawyer told me that I would inherit a haunted house and that it would be mine after living there for ten days. There were four ghosts in the house: the female ghost in red licked the heels of my shoes, the headless kitchen god sharpened his knife in the middle of the night, the eunuch from the Qing Dynasty peeked through the wall to watch me take a shower, and a little boy patted the head and asked me if I wanted to play. The female ghost began to touch the tail of my partner, the weasel. The Headless Chef thought I didn't cook the instant noodles well, so he took the pot and cooked it himself. An old eunuch from the Qing Dynasty taught me how to sing and said I had talent. On the tenth day, the little boy handed me the ball and said, "I won't shoot if you leave." I looked at the creditor behind me, and then at the ghost in front of me. Creditors are scarier than ghosts.