North America: Let You Bury the Body, Not Solve the Case with the Dead

In Los Angeles in 2005, a blood moon swept across the sky. In this parallel world where modern technology and taboos coexist, chaos is the main theme. Brian, a graduate student at a top medical school, is a cold-blooded assistant at the Los Angeles Department of Forensic Medicine, dealing with the dirtiest and most bizarre cases of amputated limbs. Until that round of bloody moonlight awakened his hidden strange ability: as long as he collects the corpses and kills the remaining obsessions for the dead, he can steal physical enhancement, forbidden knowledge and even extraordinary combat power from the corpses. He never wanted to be a detective who solved crimes, and he had no interest in seeking justice for the dead. "The detective is responsible for finding the murderer. I am only responsible for collecting the coffin and then reaping my 'reward'." When the mafia's conflagration, the bizarre case of dismemberment intersects with the family conspiracy, Brian uses the precise logic of a medical student to dig for gold in every rotting skin. "Thank you for your patronage. Your soul can rest in peace. I won't be polite about your 'legacy'." The purpose of burial is never for burial, but for becoming a god! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.