"The Man Who Is Destined to Patrol the Yin" - On the road of Yin and Yang, I am at ease!
Lin Feng is an unreliable Yin patrolman who smokes and drinks and talks about running the train, but he is able to connect Yin and Yang and suppress evil spirits. Zhang Ming was an ordinary investigator until he bumped into a headless female corpse at a subway station and was stuffed with a "ghost seed" by Lin Feng. From then on, he stepped half-foot into the underworld.
The yin marriage contract, the haunting of ghosts, and the mark of the underworld - Zhang Ming became the "sweet potato" in the eyes of evil spirits. And Lin Feng, this undistinguished master, pulled him to pick out those evil things that living people dare not touch and the underworld cannot control.
Corpse extermination in western Hunan, poisonous plagues in Miao territory, ghost coffins in the Yellow River... Behind these strange things, there is actually a century-old conspiracy hidden.
People who are destined to patrol the yin, step on the yin and yang, and cut off life and death.
Let me kill this monster in the world with one strike!
——Suspense and thriller × Jianghu passion × folklore and mystery——
A supernatural adventure legend full of fireworks!
Reader comments
This work really appeals to me! It does not follow the path of laying out a huge story at the beginning, but is divided into volumes of independent and related unit stories, which is particularly comfortable to read.
This structure is very pleasing. It can tell a story solidly and completely in each unit, allowing people to quickly get the suspense and tension in it. It can also slowly connect deeper clues as the volumes progress, and you will be attracted to follow it unknowingly. Every time I read a volume, I feel a sense of "thirst quenching" satisfaction, but I also look forward to the new story in the next volume. This kind of rhythm is just right. I really like this setting!
This work really appeals to me! It does not follow the path of laying out a huge story at the beginning, but is divided into volumes of independent and related unit stories, which is particularly comfortable to read. This structure is very pleasing. It can tell a story solidly and completely in each unit, allowing people to quickly get the suspense and tension in it. It can also slowly connect deeper clues as the volumes progress, and you will be attracted to follow it unknowingly. Every time I read a volume, I feel a sense of "thirst quenching" satisfaction, but I also look forward to the new story in the next volume. This kind of rhythm is just right. I really like this setting!