Su Mu transmigrates and becomes the magistrate of Qinghe County. From the start, he awakens the bloodline of a Nine-Tailed Fox Immortal.
By day, he hears grievances in court, slamming the judge's block to shatter the incense offerings of demon gods.
By night, he slays evil spirits, his fox tails sweeping up the destiny of three thousand kingdoms to burn away the golden bodies of false gods.
When the Yu Emperor's Cauldron reappears in the world at Jiuhuang Mountain, he finally learns that he is descended from the Human Emperor.
In the halls of government, officials curse him as a "demon chancellor bringing ruin to the nation."
In the distant martial world, myriad demons kneel before him as the "Lord of Qingqiu."
"The clay and wooden idols you worship are the real demons!"
Watch as fox tails coil around the imperial seal and the Nine Cauldrons guard the land.
He will prove his path through the fortune of the mortal world: this world was never meant to have gods.
Two stars, maybe. One is because a second-grade dragon has to be suppressed. Can't Emperor Yu kill it? Deduct one star; Secondly, because almost all of them are mechanical monsters that cannot be killed except by corresponding methods. In this case, the protagonist is a time traveler and he does not even think about thinking about a targeted thing like Cranston Anchor, Fantasy Killer, and Ten Thousand Talisman Must Break. It is not like the time traveler to be a native, so one star will be deducted; Third, the separation between the crime-solving work and the daily plot is too serious. It is like a horror movie at work and an urban light comedy in daily life. If it is not accurate, one star will be deducted.