The Iron-faced Peach Blossom Judge is in the World

Name: The Iron-faced Peach Blossom Judge is in the World
Author: Under The Wolf War Temple

by Under The Wolf War Temple

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About This Novel

The Iron-faced Peach Blossom Judge Wei Zhi, the underworld judge in the human world, uses his "iron face" to judge the merits and demerits of yin and yang, and uses his "peach blossom" appearance to frighten the ghosts and gods of the three realms. He is originally the law enforcer of the underworld who is in charge of punishment and examines the reincarnation direction of the dead souls. However, due to an old wrongful conviction involving ancient secrets, most of his divine power was cut off, and he was demoted to the human world with three treasures to experience. This world follows the iron law of "humans and ghosts have different paths, and there are boundaries between life and death" - the living beings in the world and the dead souls in the underworld are not allowed to communicate with each other in cause and effect. Life, death, and longevity are determined by themselves. Anyone who interferes without authorization will be counterattacked by heaven. When Wei Zhi landed in the human world, her divine power was tightly suppressed by the rules of heaven: if she used her power, her spiritual veins would burn and her mind would be scorched, while in the worst case, it would trigger thunder punishment and accelerate the dissipation of her own godhead. She had to restrain her sharpness and use her mortal body to deal with the treacherous confusion of yin and yang. The three props he carries with him have become the key to solving the problem: the judge's seal can temporarily deter evil spirits and verify the authenticity of the soul, but it needs to be activated by one's own essence and blood; Wei Zheng's pen can rewrite the short-term trajectory of fortune, and each stroke must bear the corresponding causal backlash; and the incomplete pages of the book of life and death not only record the sporadic clues of the wrong case that year, but also hide the key to balancing the yin and yang order. From the headless resentful ghost in the old house to the strange ritual of taking luck and exchanging lives, every time Wei Zhi solves a case, she has to repeatedly weigh the fairness of the "iron face" against the complexity of the "human heart." When the broken pages pieced together the truth, she suddenly discovered that behind her relegation was a conspiracy that shook the foundation of the underworld. Can a judge with limited divine power guard the boundary between life and death with three treasures? How will the warmth under the iron face deal with the rules of different paths between humans and ghosts?