The Judge of the Underworld Was Fired for Judging the Little Blacks, So I Took His Place

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Judge Lin Yun's soul wanders into the underworld. Having been a good person for ten lifetimes, he is promoted by King Yama to become Cui Fujun, a judge of the underworld.

By day, he judges the wicked. By night, he judges evil spirits.

One day, a foreigner murders a young woman from Jiuzhou in a particularly heinous crime and is sentenced to death.

But then the defense lawyer argues that the man is a chieftain's son and enjoys immunity in Jiuzhou, so he cannot be sentenced.

The man even turns the accusations around, claiming the woman seduced him and Lin Yun framed him. He uses the influence of his backers to get Lin Yun dismissed.

Lin Yun is furious.

If the judges of the human world can't pass judgment, what about Cui Fujun, the judge of the underworld?

Faced with the man's accusations and the lawyer's sophistry, Lin Yun dons a red robe and black official's hat, pulls on his boots, takes the Book of Life and Death in one hand, and a judge's brush in the other.

He transforms into a judge of the underworld, determining reincarnation and punishing evil while rewarding virtue.

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