[No CP + Ancient Supernatural + Strange Stories about Rules + Defective Product System + Evil Female Celestial Master + Relaxed Group Portraits + True and False Masters]
Lin Jiu is afraid of ghosts, but she is even more afraid of poverty.
After following the liar master for eighteen years, she was responsible for pretending to be a ghost, and the master was responsible for collecting the money. After the incident, she, a closed disciple, had to close the door and run away.
Until that day, two ghosts fell from the rafters at the same time.
One was pretended by her and the other was real.
"Master, this time it seems to be a real ghost."
At the critical moment of life and death, Lin Jiu bound to the world's best ghost-catching system. But nine out of ten functions of the system were broken, and the rewarded talisman could only make the ghost take three steps back.
She had no choice but to rely on agency tricks, observation of people's emotions, and an account book to take advantage of the ghost ban.
Others rely on their cultivation to catch ghosts, but Lin Jiu relies on his bad virtues to catch ghosts.
With a red lantern, she turned back the head of a female ghost who loved beauty and wasted on clothes; with a broken egg from the system, she hatched a little ingot that called "Ah Jiupai" all day long; and she sold several broken talismans into businesses all over Dasheng.
The more she wants to make money, the more people she saves; the more she admits that she is a liar, the more the world thinks she is hiding something.
But the eight senior brothers and sisters that Master casually made up actually appeared in county annals, blinking portraits and Taoist rosters from a hundred years ago, and entered the world one after another.
It wasn't until the Imperial Master used the Ten Ghost Laws to eradicate the aliens that Lin Jiu knew: She was the only true disciple of the Xuanji Sect and the only proof that the eight lies could survive.
Later, the master confessed in public: "The first eight disciples were actually made up by me."
All eight people turned their heads.
Lin Jiu closed the account book: "It was made up before, but now it's true."
"The food expenses will be charged to your account."