A Western Nobleman by Day, a Soul-Reaping Detective by Night

After Chen Fan dies, he transmigrates into the body of a down-and-out nobleman's son. He is about to be framed and provoked into becoming the object of scorn and abuse from the entire school, before being nailed to a cross in the town square and burned alive.

What's there to fear? Chen Fan, who comes from the twenty-first century, doesn't take a little Western culture seriously.

When a noblewoman gives him a hard time, Chen Fan takes one look: "Isn't this just a seasoning you can find in any Western restaurant? It's not like I've never eaten it!"

She gives him a hard time during the day, but who'll be giving whom a hard time at night is anyone's guess.

When night falls, the fallen nobleman transforms into a ghost bailiff from the underworld.

In this Western land steeped in faith in the gods, Chen Fan carves out a path for Eastern beliefs with his own hands.

God of love, demon god, it doesn't matter.

If you're in the Book of Life and Death, you're going straight back to the underworld.

Looking at the ever-growing number of souls in the underworld, the King of Hell can't figure out what is going on, no matter how hard he racks his brain.

The ghost bailiffs look at the KPIs they've completed in the underworld, baffled.

They have no choice but to get dragged into the grind!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.