I Took on a Ghost's Case and Ended Up Falling for the Client

Blurb:

Shu Yan is a little ghost from the Ming dynasty who sustains his spirit by harvesting the fear of the living.

Imprisoned inside a pocket watch, all he could do to pass the time was sing and scare people.

Then a new recruit from the Gu Group wandered into the restricted area and accidentally broke the seal, finally setting him free.

After escaping the Gu Group, the little ghost wound up living in the empty villa of a rich man born with an extremely yang constitution.

He just couldn't understand why anyone would be so wasteful. Perfectly good fruit was thrown away instead of eaten; specially prepared meals were thrown away without being touched; even brand-new clothes were declared a poor fit and burned...

Shu Yan couldn't stop him, so all he could do was sit in the villa every day and take everything in.

The little ghost was very happy about it, and went to see his good friend every day with his salvaged treasures.

After a while, his good friend decided to go train in the mountains, far from civilization. Shu Yan thought it would be no fun to go alone as a ghost, so he went along.

But rich people really were strange. This one sent all kinds of good things to the cemetery.

His good friend stopped traveling, so Shu Yan stayed on, too.

[Reading Guide]

1. Filling in the gaps as I go. Updates every night at nine.

2. Calm, reserved, and cunning gong VS simple, stubborn, and not the sharpest shou

Theme: What doesn't break you will make you stronger