The Living Have Their Luck, the Dead Have Their Misfortune

A living person calculates his luck and does not make huge profits; a dead person tries to survive misfortunes without killing good souls. Wu Hao is a yin-yang man who just inherited his ancestral business. He goes to school to fish during the day and takes orders to tell fortunes at night. Look at the phase to judge good and bad luck, Feng Shui to break the evil situation, the talisman to suppress evil spirits, and to save the souls of those who have died in vain. Among the clients are the aunt who was forced into bed by a ghost, the rich man who caused a haunted house, and the internet celebrity anchor who got into trouble. There are also all kinds of weird and innocent ghosts who block the door in the middle of the night and beg him for help. He abides by the ancestral precepts and only rescues good souls and does not kill innocent people, but he will never indulge in evil spirits. From the young divination master who sets up a stall on the street to the famous Mr. Yin Yang in the city, Wu Hao relied on his Taoist skills to solve a series of weird and strange things, and also revealed the secrets of his ancestors. The blessings and misfortunes of the living can be seen at a glance, and the resentment of the dead souls can be resolved with his own hands. This is the story of a poor-talking but reliable Mr. Yin-Yang who works out his luck in the city.