Major Crimes Unit Three: The Borrowed Corpse

Yang Jian, a trainee police officer at a local station, responds to a high-altitude fall case and discovers that the body that jumped from the building has been dead for more than twelve hours! When he reports this anomaly to his superiors, they order him to close the case immediately.

Driven by curiosity and a sense of justice, Yang Jian sneaks into the morgue that night with Guo Liang, a forensic pathologist from the district bureau. They encounter one bizarre event after another, and he nearly dies at the hands of an evil spirit possessing a corpse.

After narrowly escaping, Yang Jian investigates the case and gradually uncovers a shocking conspiracy: a demon king has laid a world-destroying evil formation to plunge the entire city into hell, using it as a foothold for an invasion of the human world.

The novel features thrilling scenes such as special police officers using a "magnetic field disruptor" to battle a three-headed, six-armed Ghost King, and a carrier strike group facing off against a several-hundred-meter-long evil dragon. The plot is tightly paced, and the action is spectacular.

Readers must be warned: the novel clearly explains the methods of cultivation and attaining the Dao, as well as knowledge of feng shui and the making of magical artifacts. Unless a true immortal master is there to guide you, readers should not casually attempt cultivation, because you won't survive the thunder tribulation that follows.

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