The Underworld's Strongest Soul Summoner

In modern-day China, during the Ghost Festival, the Mid-Seventh Month Festival, the seventh-day memorial, funerals, and other festivals for the dead,

people have abandoned traditional ways of making offerings. They no longer burn paper money, incense, or candles to honor their ancestors.

Instead, they have adopted simpler rituals, such as placing a wreath on a grave during the Qingming Festival and clearing away the weeds.

They set down talismans and pour out blood, and that completes the ritual for their ancestors.

The Mid-Seventh Month Festival, the seventh-day memorial, and funerals have all become simple affairs. In short, people no longer burn paper money, and traditional sacrificial culture has fallen into decline.

But these practices have stirred unrest throughout the Netherworld, and resentment has continued to grow.

A world-shaking crisis is drawing near.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.